Transmission network cost allocation based on equivalent bilateral exchanges

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Decentralized P2P Energy Trading Under Network Constraints in a Low-Voltage Network (2018, background): “Then the bilateral exchange coefﬁcient (BEC) is deﬁned as follows: The bilateral exchange coefﬁcient (BEC) can be used to associate the losses due to a bilateral transaction [31].”
Problem Definitions and Evaluation Criteria for CEC 2011 Competition on Testing Evolutionary Algorithms on Real World Optimization Problems (2011, methodology): “9 in Table 1) In the modern era of deregulated power systems, transmission pricing is one of the extensively debated issues in literature [18-20].”
$Z_{\rm bus}$ Transmission Network Cost Allocation (2007, methodology): “This proximity effect does not take place if the EBE principle is used [7], as this principle allocates the production of any generator/demand proportionally to all loads/generators, which implies treating similarly “close by” and “far away” lines.”
A cooperative game theory analysis for transmission loss allocation (2008, methodology): “Define the value of an EBE l [ 14 ] ,G D l, between the generation at bus i and the demand at bus j by”