Adaptive Hybrid Storage Orchestration with LLM-Powered Predictive Control
Abstract
A novel framework combining large language models with hybrid energy storage systems (batteries, hydrogen, supercapacitors) to optimize energy dispatch and storage allocation. The system uses LLMs to analyze weather patterns, market conditions, and historical data to make intelligent storage decisions while incorporating non-linear control techniques for real-time optimization.
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Research Gap Analysis
Current hybrid storage systems lack intelligent, predictive orchestration that can leverage both historical patterns and real-time conditions while accounting for the unique characteristics of different storage technologies.
Adaptive Hybrid Storage Orchestration with LLM-Powered Predictive Control
Motivation
Current hybrid energy storage systems face significant challenges in optimizing storage allocation and dispatch strategies across multiple storage technologies. While existing approaches use traditional optimization methods, they often fail to capture complex patterns in renewable generation, market dynamics, and weather conditions. Additionally, the non-linear nature of different storage technologies makes real-time control challenging.
Proposed Approach
The research proposes a novel three-layer architecture:
1. Strategic Layer (LLM-based)
- Utilize fine-tuned LLMs to analyze long-term patterns in weather data, energy prices, and historical usage
- Generate high-level storage allocation strategies based on natural language understanding of market reports, weather forecasts, and grid conditions
- Incorporate maintenance schedules and equipment degradation predictions
2. Tactical Layer (Optimization)
- Transform LLM insights into concrete operational parameters
- Implement multi-objective optimization for storage distribution across technologies
- Dynamic adjustment of control parameters based on real-time feedback
3. Operational Layer (Non-linear Control)
- Advanced non-linear control systems for each storage technology
- Real-time adjustment of charging/discharging rates
- Fault detection and mitigation strategies
Expected Outcomes
- 15-25% improvement in overall system efficiency
- Reduced storage degradation through intelligent load distribution
- Better handling of extreme weather events and market fluctuations
- More accurate long-term storage planning capabilities
Potential Applications
- Grid-scale renewable energy integration
- Microgrids and island power systems
- Electric vehicle charging infrastructure
- Industrial energy management
- Data center backup power systems
Proposed Methodology
Implement a three-layer architecture combining LLM-based strategic planning, optimization-based tactical decisions, and non-linear control for real-time operations.
Potential Impact
Could significantly improve renewable energy integration, reduce storage costs, and enhance grid reliability through more intelligent storage management. Particularly valuable for remote and island communities.