The optimal generation scheduling (OGS) of hydropower units holds an important position in
electric power systems, which is significantly investigated as a research issue. Hydropower …

The Norwegian Energy Act that came into force in 1991 deregulated the electricity market
and removed the former obligation power companies had to supply electricity to the …

From the point of view of a price-taking hydropower producer participating in the day-ahead
power market, market prices are highly uncertain. The present paper provides a model for …

In order to effectively utilize hydro production flexibility, a sufficient amount of transmission
capacity has to be available between the hydro‐dominated part of the system and the part …

This paper presents the optimal planning of the Nordic backbone transmission system with
100% electric vehicle penetration of passenger cars by 2050. Electric vehicles will play an …

We present a model for operational stochastic short-term hydropower scheduling, taking into
account the uncertainty in future prices and inflow, and illustrate how the benefits of using a …

In many power markets around the world the energy generation decisions result from two-
sided auctions in which producing and consuming agents submit their price-quantity bids …

Since the liberalisation of the power industry, there has been a large amount of literature on
the determination of optimal bidding decisions for price-maker energy producers. The vast …

While hydropower scheduling is a well-defined problem, there are institutional differences
that need to be identified to promote constructive and synergistic research. We study how …

The expected increase of wind power production in the North and Baltic Seas will
substantially increase the variability of the generation portfolio in Northern Europe. Access to …