Abstract: Dynamic Economic Emission Dispatch (DEED) aims to optimize control over fuel cost and pollution emission, two
conflicting objectives, by scheduling the output power of various units at specific times. Although many methods wellperformed
on the DEED problem, most of them fail to achieve expected results in practice due to a lack of effective trade-off
mechanisms between the convergence and diversity of non-dominated optimal dispatching solutions. To address this issue,
a new multi-objective solver called Multi-Objective Golden Jackal Optimization (MOGJO) algorithm is proposed to cope
with the DEED problem. The proposed algorithm first stores non-dominated optimal solutions found so far into an archive.
Then, it chooses the best dispatching solution from the archive as the leader through a selection mechanism designed based
on elite selection strategy and Euclidean distance index method. This mechanism can guide the algorithm to search for
better dispatching solutions in the direction of reducing fuel costs and pollutant emissions. Moreover, the basic golden jackal
optimization algorithm has the drawback of insufficient search, which hinders its ability to effectively discover more Pareto
solutions. To this end, a non-linear control parameter based on the cosine function is introduced to enhance global exploration
of the dispatching space, thus improving the efficiency of finding the optimal dispatching solutions. The proposed MOGJO is
evaluated on the latest CEC benchmark test functions, and its superiority over the state-of-the-art multi-objective optimizers
is highlighted by performance indicators. Also, empirical results on 5-unit, 10-unit, IEEE 30-bus, and 30-unit systems show
that the MOGJO can provide competitive compromise scheduling solutions compared to published DEED methods. Finally,
in the analysis of the Pareto dominance relationship and the Euclidean distance index, the optimal dispatching solutions
provided by MOGJO are the closest to the ideal solutions for minimizing fuel costs and pollution emissions simultaneously,
compared to the latest published DEED solutions.

Key words: Dynamic economic emission dispatch · Multi-objective optimization · Golden jackal · Euclidean distance index