A Structural Model to Evaluate the Transition from Self-Commitment to Centralized Unit Commitment

Sergio Camelo; Luciano de Castro; Anthony Papavasiliou; Alvaro J. Riascos; Shmuel Oren

Borradores de Economia

Número:

922

Publicado:

Lunes, 1 Febrero 2016

Clasificación JEL:

Q40, Q42, Q49, L11, L5, L89

Palabras clave:

Electricity Markets, Self-commitment, Centralized Unit Commitment, Economic Efficiency

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