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@article{IJRED62631, author = {xinghua guo}, title = {Integrated Rural Energy System Planning Based on POA and Stage Division under the Background of Economic Development}, journal = {International Journal of Renewable Energy Development}, volume = {0}, number = {0}, year = {2026}, keywords = {}, abstract = { To address the dynamic, multi-objective, and phased challenges in integrated rural energy system planning under economic development, this study proposes a dynamic planning framework that integrates macroeconomic stage division with an improved multi-objective Pelican optimization algorithm. The algorithm is enhanced using Sobol sequence initialization and an adaptive dynamic factor mechanism, and a two-stage stochastic programming model is developed to minimize the equivalent annual total cost and maximize annual net carbon emission reduction (CER). A case study of a typical rural area in northern China demonstrates that the proposed method outperforms comparative algorithms in convergence and solution distribution, achieving a Pareto distribution index of 0.082. The optimal plan reduces annual system cost to 14.856 million yuan and increases annual CER to 634.2 tons, with an energy efficiency of 76.8%. Overall, the framework effectively supports low-carbon and economical rural energy system planning aligned with regional development stages. }, doi = {10.61435/ijred.2026.62631}, url = {https://ijred.cbiore.id/index.php/ijred/article/view/62631} }
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To address the dynamic, multi-objective, and phased challenges in integrated rural energy system planning under economic development, this study proposes a dynamic planning framework that integrates macroeconomic stage division with an improved multi-objective Pelican optimization algorithm. The algorithm is enhanced using Sobol sequence initialization and an adaptive dynamic factor mechanism, and a two-stage stochastic programming model is developed to minimize the equivalent annual total cost and maximize annual net carbon emission reduction (CER). A case study of a typical rural area in northern China demonstrates that the proposed method outperforms comparative algorithms in convergence and solution distribution, achieving a Pareto distribution index of 0.082. The optimal plan reduces annual system cost to 14.856 million yuan and increases annual CER to 634.2 tons, with an energy efficiency of 76.8%. Overall, the framework effectively supports low-carbon and economical rural energy system planning aligned with regional development stages.
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