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simulation that models a “liberalized” retail electrical energy market, where competing business entities or “brokers” offer … energy services to customers through tariff contracts, and must then serve those customers by trading in a wholesale market …. Brokers are challenged to maximize their profits by buying and selling energy in the wholesale and retail markets, subject to …
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simulation that models a “liberalized” retail electrical energy market, where competing business entities or “brokers” offer … energy services to customers through tariff contracts, and must then serve those customers by trading in a wholesale market …. Brokers are challenged to maximize their profits by buying and selling energy in the wholesale and retail markets, subject to …
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simulation that models a “liberalized” retail electrical energy market, where competing business entities or “brokers” offer … energy services to customers through tariff contracts, and must then serve those customers by trading in a wholesale market …. Brokers are challenged to maximize their profits by buying and selling energy in the wholesale and retail markets, subject to …
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This is the specification for the Power Trading Agent Competition for 2011 (Power TAC 2011). Agents are simulations of electrical power brokers, who must compete with each other for both power production and consumption, and manage their portfolios.
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simulation that models a “liberalized” retail electrical energy market, where competing business entities or “brokers” offer … energy services to customers through tariff contracts, and must then serve those customers by trading in a wholesale market …. Brokers are challenged to maximize their profits by buying and selling energy in the wholesale and retail markets, subject to …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011149239
simulation that models a “liberalized” retail electrical energy market, where competing business entities or “brokers” offer … energy services to customers through tariff contracts, and must then serve those customers by trading in a wholesale market …. Brokers are challenged to maximize their profits by buying and selling energy in the wholesale and retail markets, subject to …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011163118