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Deregulated electricity market, a stochastic variational approach

handle: 20.500.11770/379281 , 11379/553459 , 11570/3211899
Abstract This paper focuses on the study of an electricity market model, which evolves in T+1 stages, so that, at each stage, a continuum state of nature is possible. The decision-making framework of large consumers is considered: agents consume, they have the opportunity to produce, and the capability of signing contracts. Uncertainty on future possible stages leads to the problem being located in a filtered probability space. The aim is to reformulate the problem as a stochastic quasi-variational inequality, in order to obtain an existence result of equilibrium solutions.
- University of Messina Italy
- University of Pavia Italy
- University of Messina Italy
- University of Calabria Italy
- University of Pavia Italy
Stochastic quasi-variational inequality, Radner equilibrium, Electricity market, Filtered probability space, Radner equilibrium, Stochastic quasi-variational inequality, Electricity market, Filtered probability space
Stochastic quasi-variational inequality, Radner equilibrium, Electricity market, Filtered probability space, Radner equilibrium, Stochastic quasi-variational inequality, Electricity market, Filtered probability space
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