2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jngse.2020.103305
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The linear-analog method: A more efficient and effective linearization method for natural gas transportation optimization

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“…Jing et al [64] studied third-party access regulatory issues in China's natural gas market, based on mixed complementarity problem (MCP), constructed a natural gas market model with access conditions for third-party pipeline network operations, and prove that third-party access can bring great social benefits. Chen et al [65] integrated the physical pipe network system and market economy elements, took maximization social welfare as the objective function, established a natural gas supply chain optimization model, maximized social welfare by increasing output at low-cost supply nodes or increasing supply to high priced demand nodes, which provides policy significance for natural gas pipeline network supervision. Although significant progress has been made in the liberalization of natural gas markets in some countries, certain key areas such as third-party access and pricing mechanisms are still controlled by the government.…”
Section: Optimization Problem Of Natural Gas Supply Chain Under the M...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Jing et al [64] studied third-party access regulatory issues in China's natural gas market, based on mixed complementarity problem (MCP), constructed a natural gas market model with access conditions for third-party pipeline network operations, and prove that third-party access can bring great social benefits. Chen et al [65] integrated the physical pipe network system and market economy elements, took maximization social welfare as the objective function, established a natural gas supply chain optimization model, maximized social welfare by increasing output at low-cost supply nodes or increasing supply to high priced demand nodes, which provides policy significance for natural gas pipeline network supervision. Although significant progress has been made in the liberalization of natural gas markets in some countries, certain key areas such as third-party access and pricing mechanisms are still controlled by the government.…”
Section: Optimization Problem Of Natural Gas Supply Chain Under the M...mentioning
confidence: 99%