Pool Strategy of a Producer With Endogenous Formation of Locational Marginal Prices
By Carlos Ruiz, Antonio J. Conejo. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2009
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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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- Risk-Constrained Multi-Stage Wind Power Investment (2013, background): “3) Nonlinear terms are linearized through exact linear expressions based on the Fortuny-Amat transformation of complementarity constraints [23] and the strong duality equality [24].”
- Strategic Offering for a Wind Power Producer (2013, methodology): “Note that the proposed model (1)–(2) is significantly different from that reported in [5], which proposes an offering strategy for a conventional producer that has full control over its production and only participates in the day-ahead market.”
- Strategic Generation Investment Using a Complementarity Approach (2011, methodology): “In the technical literature, most works using a bilevel approach similar to the one proposed in this paper pertain to offering strategies [9], [10], transmission expansion [11], [12], and”
- Equilibria in an Oligopolistic Electricity Pool With Stepwise Offer Curves (2012, methodology): “Nevertheless, the selection of the values for the constants related to dual variables, , requires a trial-anderror approach that must ensure that constraints of the type of are not active if [27].”
- Optimal Offering Strategy of a Virtual Power Plant: A Stochastic Bi-Level Approach (2016, methodology): “formed into an MILP model using the KKT optimality conditions and the strong duality theory [12], [13].”
- Finding Equilibria in the Pool-Based Electricity Market With Strategic Wind Power Producers and Network Constraints (2017, background): “The data of the conventional units are listed in Table I [20].”
- A Bilevel Model for Participation of a Storage System in Energy and Reserve Markets (2018, methodology): “Inspired from [19], we linearize without approximation most of those bilinear terms as described in Appendix B.”
- Bi-Level Game Approaches for Coordination of Generation and Transmission Expansion Planning Within a Market Environment (2013, methodology): “The proposed methodologies rely on bi-level programming models and complementarity theory techniques that have recently attracted the attention of researchers to tackle electricity market problems [20], [21].”
- Pricing Non-Convexities in an Electricity Pool (2012, background): “However, note that (7) can be easily extended to the multi-period case as reported in [25].”
- Optimal bidding strategy of a strategic wind power producer in the short-term market (2015, background): “Similar to (8), according to (7c), (7o), (7p), and the strong duality theorem, this term can be linearized to (9) [29].”
- Offering Strategy of Wind-Power Producer: A Multi-Stage Risk-Constrained Approach (2016, methodology): “On one hand, objective function (5a) can be replaced by exact equivalent linear expression using the strong duality theorem as explained in [19].”
- Strategic Offering and Equilibrium in Coupled Gas and Electricity Markets (2016, methodology): “The optimal offering strategy of a single SEP is analyzed in [10], resulting in an MPCC formulation.”
- Strategic Bidding for a Large Consumer (2015, background): “In addition, each complementarity condition of the form is equivalent to the set of mixed-integer linear conditions , , , , where is an auxiliary binary variable, and is a large enough positive constant [23], [26].”