Abstract:Aiming to meet the high-reliability and low-energy-consumption power supply requirements for a 300 kW load in an 11 000 m^2 multi-span greenhouse in the southern suburbs of Beijing,a novel power supply system was proposed based on wind-solar complementary generation,lithium iron phosphate battery energy storage,and distributed intelligent control. Through load-resource coupling modeling,optimized component selection,hierarchical coordinated control strategy design,and full operational condition testing,an integrated generation-storage-regulation-load" power supply system was developed. The system integrated 360 kWp monocrystalline silicon photovoltaic modules,a 30 kW horizontal-axis wind turbine,and a 200 kW·h lithium iron phosphate battery energy storage unit. An improved perturbation and observation maximum power point tracking (MPPT) control method and a state of charge (SOC) adaptive balancing algorithm were implemented to achieve dynamic multi-energy dispatch. Test results demonstrated that the system achieved an annual power generation of 782 765 kW·h (approximately 783 000 kW·h),a power supply reliability of 99.75%,a curtailment rate of 3.1%,an energy storage charge-discharge efficiency of 92.3%,and a response time of 0.32 s. Compared with traditional grid power,the system reduced annual energy costs by 31.5%,cut CO2 carbon emissions by 713 t,and had a payback period of 6. 6 years. Through parameter sensitivity and multi-scenario adaptability analysis,adaptable schemes for different climate zones and greenhouse scales were developed,refining the system design theory and engineering application framework. The research result can prodive technical support for large-scale,low-carbon power supply in facility agriculture.