Research Article

Multiobjective Salp Swarm Algorithm Approach for Transmission Congestion Management

Table 1

Comparison of proposed CM approach with the reported methods.

Reported methodologiesCongestion management strategyAdvantagesDisadvantagesReference

NSGA-II/DEDGMultiobjectiveTransmission expansion[1]
Fitness distance ratio-PSO and fuzzy adaptive-PSOGRCM in hybrid power marketSingle objective[4]
Gravitational search algorithmATC enhancementCM with TCSCCost not included/single objective[7]
GAMS softwareDRCM with renewable energy sourceCost not included/Single objective[13]
CPLEX (MATLAB)DRCM with renewable energy sourceCost not included/single objective[14]
Differential evolutionDGCM with renewable energy sourceCost not included/single objective[15]
Matpower toolboxDGCM based on flow gate marginal pricesingle objective[16]
GA basedDGLMP difference based CMGeneration cost not included[17]
DE-PSODGCM with renewable energy sourceMultiobjective problem handled as single objective[18]
Flower pollinationDGCM with renewable energy sourceMultiobjective problem handled as single objective[19]
MOPSODRP2-objective functionsHigh demand response[23]
Jaya algorithmTransmission switching/DRHybrid power systemAll transmission lines cannot be switched off[24]
GAMS softwareOptimal energy storage system chargingMultiobjectiveCost and emission are in single objective/load shedding[35]
Hybrid bacterial foraging and nelder–mead algorithmTCSC placement2-objective functionsMultiobjective problem handled as single objective[38]
MATPOWER (MATLAB)TCSC placementCM with renewable energy sourceCost not included/single objective[39]
MOSSA [proposed]DR/RIPP3-objective functions/CM with renewable energy source[Proposed]