Abstract:For the wind-hydrogen-coal coupled system with strong coupling and structural complexity, there are only a few studies in the academic community to confirm its feasibility from the theoretical stage, and there is a lack of in-depth analysis of the structure of the coupled system and its application path in practice. In order to solve the problem of insufficient new energy consumption capacity in energy-rich areas and further expand the utilization path and scale of wind power, the system dynamics theory is applied to analyze the uncertainty factors affecting wind power and construct a model for optimizing the capacity allocation of wind-hydrogen-coal coupled system. Taking Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China as an example, based on the analysis of relevant data from 2010 to 2020, the dynamic evolution law of its wind-hydrogen-coal coupling system is predicted for 2021-2030, and the economic and technical feasibility of the wind-hydrogen-coal coupling system is explored. In turn, two scenarios of self-built and non-self-built wind farms within the coupled system are designed, and the application of the above optimization model to a wind farm in Xinjiang is verified. The results show that the wind-hydrogen-coal coupling system capacity optimization model can effectively solve the problem of "wind abandonment and power limitation" and achieve the goal of long-term storage of electric energy. According to the wind-hydrogen-coal coupling system capacity optimization to guide the production of methanol, the cost of the methanol producer's self-built wind farm can be reduced by 4 million yuan, and the load abandonment rate can be reduced by 32.13%. When the wind farm capacity credibility increases to 0.26, the coupling system does not need to purchase power from the grid, and can maintain a stable supply of hydrogen through the hydrogen storage tank charging and discharging coordination, and the carbon emission reduction benefit in the planning cycle can reach 2.048 billion yuan. Empirical evidence shows that the improved model is feasible, and the wind-hydrogen-coal coupling system is more economical for self-built wind farms under the consideration of carbon reduction benefits.