Showing 3 results for Marginal Pricing
M. Ghayeni, R. Ghazi,
Volume 6, Issue 2 (6-2010)
Abstract
This paper presents a method to allocate the transmission network costs to users
based on nodal pricing approach by regulating the nodal prices from the marginal point to
the new point. Transmission nodal pricing based on marginal prices is not able to produce
enough revenue to recover the total transmission network costs. However, according to the
previous studies in this context, this method recovers only a portion of transmission costs.
To solve this problem, in this paper a method is presented in which by considering the
direction and amount of injected power in each node the marginal price is regulated to the
new price, in such a way as the nodal pricing can recover the total transmission network
costs. Also the proposed method is able to control the cost splitting between loads and
generators in accordance with the pre-specified ratio. The proposed method is implemented
on both IEEE 24-bus and 118-bus test systems and the obtained results are reported.
A. Soofiabadi, A. Akbari Foroud,
Volume 10, Issue 1 (3-2014)
Abstract
This paper proposes an index for nodal market power detection in power market under locational marginal pricing (LMP). This index is an ex-ante technique to detect the market power. More precisely, this criterion detects the potential of exercising market power regardless of detecting the actual market power. Also it is obvious that pricing and market clearing method affect the potential of exercising market power. Different potential of market power exists in different pricing methods. This index has been analyzed under LMP method which seems to be a desirable environment to exercise market power. In LMP method by load growth, in some determined load levels which is called Critical Load Levels (CLLs), locational marginal prices have step change. This step change in locational marginal prices causes step change in revenue and benefit of Gencos. So it is significant to detect the behavior of Gencos in the CLLs. The proposed criterion has been tested on constant system load and CLLs of system.
A. R. Soofiabadi, Dr. A. Akbari Foroud,
Volume 11, Issue 2 (6-2015)
Abstract
This paper develops a method for nodal pricing and market clearing mechanism considering reliability of the system. The effects of components reliability on electricity price, market participants’ profit and system social welfare is considered. This paper considers reliability both for evaluation of market participant’s optimality as well as for fair pricing and market clearing mechanism. To achieve fair pricing, nodal price has been obtained through a two stage optimization problem and to achieve fair market clearing mechanism, comprehensive criteria has been introduced for optimality evaluation of market participant. Social welfare of the system and system efficiency are increased under proposed modified nodal pricing method.