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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Supply function equilibrium"”.
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Modeling Competition and Investment in Liberalized Electricity Markets
In this thesis current questions regarding the functionality of liberalized electricity markets are studied addressing different topics of interest in two main directions: market power and competition policy on electricity wholesale markets, and network investments and incentive regulation. The …
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Privatizing the Saudi electricity sector
… a mathematical model based on the concept of "Supply Function Equilibrium" to evaluate the government proposal of splitting the generation assets of SEC between four-generation companies. The model analyzes the level of market competition as a result of the proposed plan. The analysis shows …
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On the Co-Optimisation of Reserve Markets: With application to New Zealand
… optimal decision criteria for participants. A Supply Function Equilibrium model has been presented to investigate competition between suppliers located at either end of a reserve constrained transmission line. The optimal decision for these suppliers is to withhold reserve in order to limit …
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Essays on Electricity and Sequential Auctions
… in which each firm chooses as its strategy a ""supply function"" introduced by Klemperer and Meyer. To facilitate the computation of optimal strategies, we consider piecewise linear bid (or supply) functions, and we impose restrictions to allow for just a few knots. We implemented simulations to …
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Optimal GENCO bidding strategy
… Linear Programming.;The electricity market equilibrium model not only helps Independent System Operator/Regulator analyze market performance and market power, but also provides Market Participants the ability to build optimal bidding strategies based on Microeconomics analysis. Supply …
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Essays in Power System Economics
… spot markets, namely, by approximating the supply functions of the competitors with cubic splines. We argue that this method is preferable to approximation by linear or piecewise-affine functions, which have been the main approaches to date. We apply our method to the firms competing in the …