Alternative Models of Restructured Electricity Systems, Part 1: No Market Power

Authors:
Jacqueline Boucher;Yves Smeers
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Operations Research
Year:
2001

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Abstract

Different equilibrium concepts have been proposed by various authors (Schweppe et al., Hogan et al., Chao and Peck, Wu et al.) to analyse competitive electricity systems. We establish correspondences between these different models through a single framework and provide additional interpretations of these equilibrium concepts. This unifying conceptual view also provides a computationally feasible approach to simulate the market. It also opens the way to the modeling of some imperfect markets.