Bidding Strategies and Equilibrium Analysis in Electricity Market under RPS and CET

Zhao, Chen; Sun, Jiaqi; He, Ping

doi:10.1109/ei259745.2023.10512926

2023 IEEE 7th Conference on Energy Internet and Energy System Integration (EI2) 2023

DOI: 10.1109/ei259745.2023.10512926

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Bidding Strategies and Equilibrium Analysis in Electricity Market under RPS and CET

Chen Zhao,

Jiaqi Sun,

Ping He

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A Multiparadigm Approach for Generation Dispatch Optimization in a Regulated Electricity Market towards Clean Energy Transition

Isnandar,

Simorangkir,

Banjar-Nahor

et al. 2024

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In Indonesia, the power generation sector is the primary source of carbon emissions, largely due to the heavy reliance on coal-fired power plants, which account for 60% of electricity production. Reducing these emissions is essential to achieve national clean energy transition goals. However, achieving this initiative requires careful consideration, especially regarding the complex interactions among multiple stakeholders in the Indonesian electricity market. The electricity market in Indonesia is characterized by its non-competitive and heavily regulated structure. This market condition often requires the PLN, as the system operator, to address multi-objective and multi-constraint problems, necessitating optimization in the generation dispatch scheduling scheme to ensure a secure, economical, and low-carbon power system operation. This research introduces a multiparadigm approach for GS optimization in a regulated electricity market to support the transition to clean energy. The multiparadigm integrates multi-agent system and system dynamic paradigms to model, simulate, and quantitatively analyze the complex interactions among multiple stakeholders in the Indonesian regulated electricity market. The research was implemented on the Java–Madura–Bali power system using AnyLogic 8 University Researcher Software. The simulation results demonstrate that the carbon policy scheme reduces the system’s carbon emissions while increasing the system’s cost of electricity. A linear regression for sensitivity analysis was conducted to determine the relationship between carbon policies and the system’s cost of electricity. This research offers valuable insights for policymakers to develop an optimal, acceptable, and reasonable power system operation scheme for all stakeholders in the Indonesian electricity market.

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A Multiparadigm Approach for Generation Dispatch Optimization in a Regulated Electricity Market towards Clean Energy Transition

Isnandar,

Simorangkir,

Banjar-Nahor

et al. 2024

Energies

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Bidding Strategies and Equilibrium Analysis in Electricity Market under RPS and CET

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A Multiparadigm Approach for Generation Dispatch Optimization in a Regulated Electricity Market towards Clean Energy Transition

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