Power management in a hydro-thermal system under uncertainty by Lagrangian relaxation

By Nicole Gröwe-Kuska, Krzysztof Czeslaw Kiwiel, M. P. Nowak, Werner Römisch, I. Wegner. 2002

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Management Science and Operations Research, Ocean Engineering

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Multimarket optimal bidding for a power producer (2005, background): “Relevant references on stochastic programming and electric power are [4]–[8].”
Multistage Stochastic Integer Programs: An Introduction (2001, methodology): “In [19,20,32] encouraging numerical results and computing times have been reported for both solving the dual and determining a nearly optimal primal solution by a Lagrangian based heuristic.”
Multiarea Stochastic Unit Commitment for High Wind Penetration in a Transmission Constrained Network (2013, methodology): “This should be contrasted to the case where we would multiplex net load scenarios selected according to the scenario selection algorithms of Dupacova et al. (2003), Gröwe-Kuska et al. (2002), and Papavasiliou et al. (2011) with contingency scenarios.”
Scenario reduction in stochastic programming (2003, methodology): “In [ 11 ], an initial load scenario tree was constructed according to the following steps:”
Risk-constrained self-scheduling of a thermal power producer (2004, background): “The long/medium-term decision of which contracts to sign is better taken within a stochastic programming framework, similar to the one stated, for instance, in [13]–[16] or [17].”
Large-Scale Integration of Deferrable Demand and Renewable Energy Sources (2014, methodology): “Sioshansi and Short [2] use this approach in the context of a unit commitment model and Borenstein and Holland [9] and Joskow and Tirole [10], [11] also use this approach for analyzing retail pricing.”