The deep peak regulation of thermal power units increases the utilization of wind power

however

it also leads to high economic costs for the operation of thermal plants. Meanwhile

fossil energy consumption and pollutant emission are also increased. Therefore

multi-angle economic analysis on the deep peak regulation of thermal power units is necessary. Based on the operational status as well as the power consumption characteristics of thermal power units

the peak regulation process is classified into three stages. The energy cost models for peak regulation of thermal power units at different stages are developed. Then

the economic dispatch model of wind power connected power system is provided

and two mathematical models for the calculation of energy efficiency of power system operation are proposed from the social effect point of view

in which one model is based on coal consumption and another based on desirable output. Finally

take a typical ten-unit system as an example

based on three aspects of thermal power plants

wind power companies and society

quantitative analysis towards the economy of deep peak regulation scheduling scheme of thermal power units is performed. This research provides a reference for the development of policies related to the deep peak regulation of thermal power units.