2018
DOI: 10.1007/s40565-018-0492-3
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CVaR-based stochastic wind-thermal generation coordination for Turkish electricity market

Abstract: Uncertainties in wind power forecast, day-ahead and imbalance prices for the next day possess a great deal of risk for the profit of generation companies participating in a day-ahead electricity market. Generation companies are exposed to imbalance penalties in the balancing market for unordered mismatches between associated day-ahead power schedule and real-time generation. Coordination of wind and thermal power plants alleviates the risks raised from wind uncertainties. This paper proposes a novel optimal co… Show more

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“…Faced with uncertainties of regulation income caused by power spot price fluctuations and the prediction difficulty, CVAR is often used to assess market gains under certain risk appetite conditions [29, 30]. Taking a loss cost function f(x,y) as an example, the model principle of CVaR is given below.…”
Section: Aggregate Regulation Strategy Under the Power Spot Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Faced with uncertainties of regulation income caused by power spot price fluctuations and the prediction difficulty, CVAR is often used to assess market gains under certain risk appetite conditions [29, 30]. Taking a loss cost function f(x,y) as an example, the model principle of CVaR is given below.…”
Section: Aggregate Regulation Strategy Under the Power Spot Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On this basis, CVaR ϕαfalse(xfalse) considers the conditional mean value of VaR that the loss exceeds the confidence level, which is defined as: ϕα(x)=E[]ffalse(x,yfalse)|ffalse(x,yfalse)φα(x)=11αf(x,y)φα(x)f(x,y)ρ(y)dywhere E[ffalse(x,yfalse)|ffalse(x,yfalse)φα(x)] represents the conditional mean function when the loss value exceeds the VaR value under the confidence level α. To facilitate the solution, the probability density function is often discretized [31]. The estimated value function trueϕαfalse(x,φfalse) of the simplified CVaR is: trueϕαfalse(x,φfalse)=φ+1k(1α)k=1Kmaxfalse[0,f(x,yk)φfalse]where yk is the k ‐th group of sample data of y, a total of K groups.…”
Section: Aggregate Regulation Strategy Under the Power Spot Marketmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Literature [1] establishes a two-layer multi-agent decision optimization model including renewable energy day-ahead market and residual renewable energy consumption. Literature [2] adopts CVaR to describe the uncertainty of wind power output and proposes a two-stage optimization model for coordinated participation of wind and thermal power in the day-ahead-real-time market.Literature [3] optimizes the joint wind-photovoltaic-storage participation in the power market strategy and shows that the benefits of joint wind-photovoltaic-storage participation in the power market are higher than the benefits of independent operation of wind and PV units. Literature [4] adopts a stochastic programming approach to deal with the uncertainty of wind farm output power, dayahead and real-time market prices, and proposes a trading strategy for offshore wind power entities to participate in the spot market with optimal returns.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…23 Currently, CVaR is employed widely in problems related to electricity markets due to its linear formulation and also being a coherent risk measure. 29…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%