Optimal price-taker bidding strategy of distributed energy storage
Optimal price-taker bidding strategy of distributed energy storage systems in the electricity spot market Zhigang Pei 1 Jun Fang 1 Zhiyuan Zhang 1 Jiaming Chen 1 Shiyu Hong
Optimal price-taker bidding strategy of distributed energy storage systems in the electricity spot market Zhigang Pei 1 Jun Fang 1 Zhiyuan Zhang 1 Jiaming Chen 1 Shiyu Hong
In [21], a comprehensive strategy is proposed where the photovoltaic-storage system acts as a price maker in the DA market and a price taker in the RT market, aiming to
With the growth in the electricity market (EM) share of photovoltaic energy storage systems (PVSS), these systems encounter several challenges in the bidding process, such as the
With the growth in the electricity market (EM) share of photovoltaic energy storage systems (PVSS), these systems encounter several challenges in the bidding process, such as
Swider & Weber [31] present a methodology for actors bidding on multiple electricity markets under price uncertainty, explicitly including pay-as-bid reserve markets, by
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A two-stage bidding strategy for multiple PSCSs is established, with stage I aiming at achieving the lowest cost for the power purchased by a PSCS to optimize the power
With the growth in the electricity market (EM) share of photovoltaic energy storage systems (PVSS), these systems encounter several challenges in the bidding process, such as
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Velazquez et al. base their bidding strategy on the study of the residual demand curve. The bidding of energy storage capacity on the electricity market adds a layer of complexity. The battery has a limited capacity and accumulates revenue by scheduling efficiently generation and load modes. J. Arteaga et al. develop price-taker.
Nevertheless, price endogeneity is rarely considered in storage bidding strategies and modeling the electricity market is a challenging task. Meanwhile, model-free reinforcement learning such as the Actor-Critic are becoming increasingly popular for designing energy system controllers.
Several papers explore optimal bidding algorithms on the electricity market when bids influence the clearing price, i.e. the market player is a price-maker. Some relevant examples include the following: Oren et al. computed the optimal bidding strategy with dynamic programming by estimating other market players.
The current work explores the use of adaptive control for optimizing the bidding strategy of a price-maker agent participating in a regular wholesale market. Several papers explore optimal bidding algorithms on the electricity market when bids influence the clearing price, i.e. the market player is a price-maker.