Market parameters dependent indices for competition evaluation in electricity market

Dolmatova, Marina; Kozlovskiy, Dmitry; Khrustaleva, Olga; Sultanova, Tatiana; Васин, А. А.

doi:10.1016/j.epsr.2020.106762

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“…The market power is a crucial content to be included to effectively assess and monitor the electricity market (Liu et al, 2023), where the evaluation system can be constructed according to the structure-conduct-performance model of industrial economics, followed by real-time evaluation and the corresponding decisionmaking by combining the fuzzy comprehensive evaluation method (Zhang et al, 2006). The residual supply index and the market parameter dependence index can be taken into account to access the market conditions (Dolmatova et al, 2021).…”

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Operation and evaluation of digitalized retail electricity markets under low-carbon transition: recent advances and challenges

Hu,

Tan,

Xie

et al. 2023

Front. Energy Res.

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With the growth of electricity consumers purchasing green energy and the development of digital energy trading platforms, the role of digitalized retail electricity markets in the low-carbon transition of electric energy systems is becoming increasingly crucial. In this circumstance, the research work on retail electricity markets needs to be further analyzed and expanded, which would facilitate the efficient decision-making of both market players and policymakers. First, this paper introduces the latest developments in the retail electricity market under low-carbon energy transition and analyzes the limitations of the existing research works. Second, from three aspects of power trading strategy, retail pricing methodology, and market risk management, it provides an overview of the existing operation and mechanism design strategies of the retail electricity market; then, it provides a systematic introduction to the evaluation system and monitoring methodology of electricity markets, which is not sufficient for the current digitalized retail electricity markets. Finally, the issues regarding operation evaluation and platform optimization of the current digitalized retail electricity market are summarized, and the research topics worth further investigations are recommended.

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Operation and evaluation of digitalized retail electricity markets under low-carbon transition: recent advances and challenges

Hu,

Tan,

Xie

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Front. Energy Res.

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“…Furthermore, [42] studied emission reduction behavior under a multi-stage model under different carbon regulations. The electricity market has also been discussed in [10,19,29,36], and [37]. Supply chain and supply chain management have been studied in [1,3,15,16,20,30], and [40].…”

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Electricity supply chain coordination with carbon abatement technology investment under the benchmarking mechanism

Chen¹,

Ma²,

Hu³

2022

JIMO

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<p style='text-indent:20px;'>The introduction of the benchmarking mechanism into the electricity industry has influenced whether utility firms choose to invest in carbon abatement technology. This study presents an electricity supply chain that includes a utility firm as the leader and a retailer as the follower to decide on the electricity price and carbon abatement technology investment. The study discusses the impact of the benchmarking mechanism on the decision-making of the electricity supply chain enterprises. The main conclusions are as follows: (1) Investing in carbon abatement technology increased electricity demand, customer surplus, and profits of the electricity supply chain enterprises. (2) Carbon abatement technology investment and profits of the supply chain enterprises increased with the unit carbon quota. (3) A revenue-sharing and cost-sharing contract could be used to coordinate the electricity supply chain.</p>

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On Optimizing Electricity Markets Performance

Васин

Grigoryeva

2020

Optimization and Applications

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Market parameters dependent indices for competition evaluation in electricity market

Cited by 11 publications

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Operation and evaluation of digitalized retail electricity markets under low-carbon transition: recent advances and challenges

Operation and evaluation of digitalized retail electricity markets under low-carbon transition: recent advances and challenges

Electricity supply chain coordination with carbon abatement technology investment under the benchmarking mechanism

On Optimizing Electricity Markets Performance

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