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Auteurs principaux: Mendoza, Fernando Genis, Monasterios, Pablo R Baldivieso, Bauso, Dario, Konstantopoulos, George
Format: Preprint
Publié: 2024
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Accès en ligne:https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10144
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author Mendoza, Fernando Genis
Monasterios, Pablo R Baldivieso
Bauso, Dario
Konstantopoulos, George
author_facet Mendoza, Fernando Genis
Monasterios, Pablo R Baldivieso
Bauso, Dario
Konstantopoulos, George
contents An existing challenge in power systems is the implementation of optimal demand management through dynamic pricing. This paper encompasses the design, analysis and implementation of a novel on-line pricing scheme based on coalitional game theory. The setting consists of a network with multiple energy retailers competing to attract consumers by announcing a price in a hierarchical leader-follower structure. The process of coalition formation under such a pricing scheme can be viewed as a game for which we show that a Stackelberg equilibrium exists, \ie given a price, consumers will respond by conforming to a reciprocal power consumption quantity. We propose a coalition formation algorithm and perform a game-theoretic stability analysis on the resulting coalitions. We integrate the pricing setting with a resistive micro-grid dynamic model. In this context we analyse the behaviour of the integrated system, bridging the gap between market and physical layers of the problem. Simulations provide a comparison of profits generated by the proposed scheme against a more traditional single retailer scheme, while simultaneously showing convergence towards a steady-state equilibrium. Additionally, we shed light into the system's physical response when subject to our proposed pricing scheme.
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spellingShingle A Coalitional Game for Demand-Side Management in a Low-Voltage Resistive Micro-Grid with Multiple Electricity Retailers
Mendoza, Fernando Genis
Monasterios, Pablo R Baldivieso
Bauso, Dario
Konstantopoulos, George
Optimization and Control
An existing challenge in power systems is the implementation of optimal demand management through dynamic pricing. This paper encompasses the design, analysis and implementation of a novel on-line pricing scheme based on coalitional game theory. The setting consists of a network with multiple energy retailers competing to attract consumers by announcing a price in a hierarchical leader-follower structure. The process of coalition formation under such a pricing scheme can be viewed as a game for which we show that a Stackelberg equilibrium exists, \ie given a price, consumers will respond by conforming to a reciprocal power consumption quantity. We propose a coalition formation algorithm and perform a game-theoretic stability analysis on the resulting coalitions. We integrate the pricing setting with a resistive micro-grid dynamic model. In this context we analyse the behaviour of the integrated system, bridging the gap between market and physical layers of the problem. Simulations provide a comparison of profits generated by the proposed scheme against a more traditional single retailer scheme, while simultaneously showing convergence towards a steady-state equilibrium. Additionally, we shed light into the system's physical response when subject to our proposed pricing scheme.
title A Coalitional Game for Demand-Side Management in a Low-Voltage Resistive Micro-Grid with Multiple Electricity Retailers
topic Optimization and Control
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.10144