Strategic bidding of transmission-constrained GENCOs with incomplete information

By Tao Li, Mohammad Shahidehpour. IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, 2005

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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1. Mohammad Shahidehpour
2. Zuyi Li
3. Tao Li
4. Kui Ren
5. Yanling Yuan
6. Jianhui Wang
7. Haiying Li
8. Yuzeng Li

Citations in the corpus

• The Demand Elasticity Impacts on the Strategic Bidding Behavior of the Electricity Producers (2007, methodology): “With reference to the literature [13], [15], [17], the strategic offer curve is assumed to be”
• A Stochastic Multi-Layer Agent-Based Model to Study Electricity Market Participants Behavior (2015, unknown): “, [1]–[3]).”
• Strategic Generation Capacity Expansion Planning With Incomplete Information (2009, methodology): “A transmission- constrained incomplete information game was studied in [12].”
• A Multiperiod Energy Acquisition Model for a Distribution Company With Distributed Generation and Interruptible Load (2007, methodology): “The MPEC (mathematical program with equilibrium constraints)-based procedures, such as the penalty interior point algorithm [10], primal-dual interior point algorithm [ 11 ] and noninterior point algorithm [12], are developed for calculating equilibria under the assumption that only one Genco decide”
• Modeling Load Redistribution Attacks in Power Systems (2011, methodology): “KKT optimality conditions were used in [16] and [17] to deduce the sensitivity functions in order to solve the bilevel bidding problems for FTR and GENCOs in power market.”
• Risk-Constrained Bidding Strategy With Stochastic Unit Commitment (2007, methodology): “Equilibrium models such as supply function equilibrium and Cournot equilibrium were widely applied for developing GENCOs’ bidding strategies and analyzing market power in energy markets [2]–[5].”