Coordinated auctioning of cross-border capacity: an implementation

Audouin, R.; Chaniotis, D.; Tsamasphyrou, P.; Coulondre, J.M.

doi:10.1049/cp:20020005

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“…The capacity allocation method that energy market and capacity markets are cleared independently is called explicit auction on the other hand implicit auction is cleared dependently. The explicit versus implicit auction mechanism choices between options and obligations is tightly related to the way energy and transport markets are integrated [9]. There is a lot of uncertain linked to explicit capacity allocation process.…”

Section: Long-term Explicit Auction For Transmission Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Value at Risk of Transmission Rights in the Long-Term Interconnection Market Considering Uncertainty

Kim¹,

Yoon²,

Park³

2011

Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering

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-In many countries, the electric power system and market interconnection is undergoing. To facilitate an efficient interconnection power market, transparent congestion management methodology is essential. In this paper, the explicit auction of transmission rights in the interconnection power market is simulated. An algorithm for evaluating values and Value-At-Risk(VAR) and for long-term transmission rights using Monte-Carlo Simulation(MCS) and Probabilistic Optimal Power Flow(POPF) is proposed to give information to transmission right providers and market participants

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Section: Long-term Explicit Auction For Transmission Rightsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Value at Risk of Transmission Rights in the Long-Term Interconnection Market Considering Uncertainty

Kim¹,

Yoon²,

Park³

2011

Journal of International Council on Electrical Engineering

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“…Extension of this concept to the variation of power flows as a consequence of change of generation in pair of zones in EPS, in order to get zonal PTDF matrix, is not the most accurate approach since zonal PTDFs are sensitive to the node in the zone where change of generation takes place [4]. A practical calculation of PTDFs in direction from the zone X to the zone Y is done by increase of generation in so called PV (Power-Voltage) nodes in the zone X and simultaneous decrease of generation in PV nodes in the zone Y for the same amount in MW.…”

Section: A Power Transfer Distribution Factor (Ptdf)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation aspects of partial netting in flow-based auction clearing mechanism

Vukasovic

Apostolovic²,

Todem

2008

2008 5th International Conference on the European Electricity Market

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The allocation of cross-border transmission capacities is a basic precondition for cross-border electricity trade. Insufficient transmission capacities are the factor that limits this trade and therefore they must be allocated in the economically efficient manner in order to alleviate its negative influence on the trade but along with the preservation of electric power system stability. The flow-based coordinated auctioning method introduces economic criteria for selection of requests for transmission capacities use when those requests exceed available amounts (congestion), along with a better representation of cross-border electricity transactions influence on transmission network. With the use of internet development tools, web simulator has been created, which allowed practical implementation and testing of coordinated auctioning method, especially a possibility to apply netting of counter-flows. Several sensitivity analyses and case studies have been conducted and the results that show the advantages of application of netting principle are elaborated.

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“…For each electrical border, in both directions, technical limits that are constraints for physical flow over aggregated tie-lines are calculated. This value is known as Border Capacity (BC) [1]. Optimization process, consisted from acceptation/rejection of bids, is solved using classic Linear Programming routine [2].…”

Section: Explicit Auctionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Implementation of different methods for PTDF matrix calculation in flow-based coordinated auction

Vukasovic

Škuletič

2007

2007 International Conference on Power Engineering, Energy and Electrical Drives

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Flow-based coordinated auctioning (CA) is crossborder transmission capacity allocation mechanism. The SouthEast European (SEE) Transmission system operators (TSOs) launched the investigation of this method, based on better representation of physical behavior of interconnected electric systems than those widely used on most of the European borders. CA uses flow-factors (PTDF -Power Transfer Distribution Factors) to convert the commercial exchanges into their physical influence on the cross-border flows, and Border Capacities (BC) as physical limitations for those flows. The goal of this paper is to conduct a numerical comparison between different methods used for PTDFs calculation.

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Coordinated auctioning of cross-border capacity: an implementation

Cited by 11 publications

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Value at Risk of Transmission Rights in the Long-Term Interconnection Market Considering Uncertainty

Value at Risk of Transmission Rights in the Long-Term Interconnection Market Considering Uncertainty

Implementation aspects of partial netting in flow-based auction clearing mechanism

Implementation of different methods for PTDF matrix calculation in flow-based coordinated auction

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