The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS

Electricity market model of interaction between producers (Generation Companies – GC) and System Operator (SO) is considered. We analyze the situation when power producers try to increase their profit distorting their technical parameters. SO solves a generation scheduling problem, minimizing total...

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Main Author: N. Dresvyanskaya
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Irkutsk State University 2016-06-01
Series:Известия Иркутского государственного университета: Серия "Математика"
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spelling doaj-999da71daa0748e58e59c23c053ce5d12020-11-25T01:10:53ZengIrkutsk State UniversityИзвестия Иркутского государственного университета: Серия "Математика" 1997-76702541-87852016-06-011614357The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPSN. DresvyanskayaElectricity market model of interaction between producers (Generation Companies – GC) and System Operator (SO) is considered. We analyze the situation when power producers try to increase their profit distorting their technical parameters. SO solves a generation scheduling problem, minimizing total costs of electricity generation and calculating the nodal prices (dual variables) on the basis of technical parameters of the power plants provided by the producers. The problem is considered in two-level statement. The upper level corresponds to GC which try to increase their profit. The lower level corresponds to SO which solves the generation scheduling problem. SO takes into account technical parameters derived from GC. We study properties of the objective function of the upper level and investigate the existence of the Nash equilibrium. Numerical example for a simple electrical power system is presented. In this example we show how the GC increase profit distorting technical parameters.http://isu.ru/journal/downloadArticle?article=_2fc11593f46143b2a2088455dcb03fbf&lang=rusElectric Power System (EPS)manipulation costsnoncooperative multiperson gameNash equilibriumbilevel programming
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The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
Известия Иркутского государственного университета: Серия "Математика"
Electric Power System (EPS)
manipulation costs
noncooperative multiperson game
Nash equilibrium
bilevel programming
author_facet N. Dresvyanskaya
author_sort N. Dresvyanskaya
title The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
title_short The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
title_full The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
title_fullStr The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
title_full_unstemmed The Analysis of the Behavior of Generators in the Two-Level Market Model of Functioning of the EPS
title_sort analysis of the behavior of generators in the two-level market model of functioning of the eps
publisher Irkutsk State University
series Известия Иркутского государственного университета: Серия "Математика"
issn 1997-7670
2541-8785
publishDate 2016-06-01
description Electricity market model of interaction between producers (Generation Companies – GC) and System Operator (SO) is considered. We analyze the situation when power producers try to increase their profit distorting their technical parameters. SO solves a generation scheduling problem, minimizing total costs of electricity generation and calculating the nodal prices (dual variables) on the basis of technical parameters of the power plants provided by the producers. The problem is considered in two-level statement. The upper level corresponds to GC which try to increase their profit. The lower level corresponds to SO which solves the generation scheduling problem. SO takes into account technical parameters derived from GC. We study properties of the objective function of the upper level and investigate the existence of the Nash equilibrium. Numerical example for a simple electrical power system is presented. In this example we show how the GC increase profit distorting technical parameters.
topic Electric Power System (EPS)
manipulation costs
noncooperative multiperson game
Nash equilibrium
bilevel programming
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