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Probabilistic Multi-product Trading in Sequential Intraday and Frequency-Regulation Markets
With the increasing integration of power plants into the frequency-regulation markets, the importance of optimal trading has grown substantially.
Transmission Investment Coordination using MILP Lagrange Dual Decomposition and Auxiliary Problem Principle
This incentive mechanism can be viewed as a set of rules of the transmission expansion investment coordination game, set by the social planner TPC, such that, even if the individual TPs act selfishly, it will still lead to the TPC's goal of attaining overall social optimum.
A Machine Learning Approach for Prosumer Management in Intraday Electricity Markets
Prosumer operators are dealing with extensive challenges to participate in short-term electricity markets while taking uncertainties into account.
A New Computational Approach for Solving Linear Bilevel Programs Based on Parameter-Free Disjunctive Decomposition
Linear bilevel programs (linear BLPs) have been widely used in computational mathematics and optimization in several applications.
Econometric Modeling of Intraday Electricity Market Price with Inadequate Historical Data
The intraday (ID) electricity market has received an increasing attention in the recent EU electricity-market discussions.
Stochastic Optimal Operation of the VSC-MTDC System with FACTS Devices to Integrate Wind Power
The optimal operation of the power network incorporating the VSC-MTDC system and FACTS devices is formulated in a stochastic conic programming framework accounting the uncertainties of the wind power generation.
A Pricing Mechanism to Jointly Mitigate Market Power and Environmental Externalities in Electricity Markets
The electricity industry has been one of the first to face technological changes motivated by sustainability concerns.
A bottom-up quantification of flexibility potential from the thermal energy storage in electric space heating
To this end, dwellings with heat pumps and direct electric heaters are modeled as thermal energy storage equivalents that can be included in a linear two-stage problem formulation.
