Nash equilibrium in strategic bidding: a binary expansion approach
By Luiz Augusto N. Barroso, Rafael Dix Carneiro, S. Granville, Mario V. F. Pereira, M. Fampa. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2006
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Pool Strategy of a Producer With Endogenous Formation of Locational Marginal Prices (2009, background): “Particularly, [13] presents a mixed-integer linear programing solution approach for the EPEC of finding Nash equilibrium in short-term electricity markets and [14] studies a bilevel noncooperative game-theoretic model with LMPs.”
- Optimal Bidding Strategies for Hydro-Electric Producers: A Literature Survey (2014, methodology): “In many hydro bidding markets, the quantity bids producers offer may have an impact on the market-clearing price [33].”
- Electricity Producer Offering Strategies in Day-Ahead Energy Market With Step-Wise Offers (2007, methodology): “In [15] binary expansion of the producer energy offer prices and quantities is also used to convert the EPEC problem to a MILP with objective the maximization of the market price, whose global optimal solution is of the most interest to regulators, since it indicates the worst case market abuse (hig”
- Finding Equilibria in the Pool-Based Electricity Market With Strategic Wind Power Producers and Network Constraints (2017, background): “[7] proposed a mixed-integer linear program (MILP) to solve the EPEC of a short-term market by discretizing the producers’ offering capacities, where the uncertainties in the electricity markets were considered to obtain more realistic results.”
- A Three-Level Static MILP Model for Generation and Transmission Expansion Planning (2013, background): “This procedure can be found in detail in [18].”