Antitrust authorities in Europe and the U.S. oblige dominant generators to virtually divest generation capacity as a way to mitigate market power. This paper analyzes the implementation of such a divestiture of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs), and distinguishes two types: financial VPPs, which are pure insurance contracts on the price for electricity, and physical VPPs, which are contracts for physical delivery of electricity. Our findings show that in a monopoly framework both contracts have the same outcomes whilst in an oligopoly setting both contracts have different effects on the strategic behavior of the players, affecting their competitiveness
Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are efficient structures for attracting private investment, increasing t...
This paper presents a risk-based game theoretic model for virtual power plant (VPP) bidding strategy...
Sustainable development concerns made renewable energy sources to be increasingly used for electrici...
International audienceThis paper studies the impact of virtual power plant (VPP) contracts on the Fr...
In July 2006, two of Denmark’s largest energy companies, Elsam A/S and DONG A/S, merged to form DONG...
In the most liberalized electricity markets, abuse of market power is a concern related to oligopoli...
In most liberalized electricity markets, abuse of market power is a concern related to oligopolistic...
The creation of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) has been suggested in recent years as the means for achi...
The Virtual Power Plant (VPP) has gained an increasing interest over the last few years. A VPP is a ...
We study the impact of electricity divestments in a stylised model where a dominant producer faces a...
The creation of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) has been suggested in recent years as the means for achi...
In recent years, the penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) has increased significantly ...
Virtual power plant (VPP),which can be interpreted as a strip of hourly European options, gives the ...
Power systems have been through deep changes in recent years, namely with the operation of competiti...
The burden of excess energy from the high renewable energy sources (RES) share creates a significant...
Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are efficient structures for attracting private investment, increasing t...
This paper presents a risk-based game theoretic model for virtual power plant (VPP) bidding strategy...
Sustainable development concerns made renewable energy sources to be increasingly used for electrici...
International audienceThis paper studies the impact of virtual power plant (VPP) contracts on the Fr...
In July 2006, two of Denmark’s largest energy companies, Elsam A/S and DONG A/S, merged to form DONG...
In the most liberalized electricity markets, abuse of market power is a concern related to oligopoli...
In most liberalized electricity markets, abuse of market power is a concern related to oligopolistic...
The creation of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) has been suggested in recent years as the means for achi...
The Virtual Power Plant (VPP) has gained an increasing interest over the last few years. A VPP is a ...
We study the impact of electricity divestments in a stylised model where a dominant producer faces a...
The creation of Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) has been suggested in recent years as the means for achi...
In recent years, the penetration of distributed energy resources (DERs) has increased significantly ...
Virtual power plant (VPP),which can be interpreted as a strip of hourly European options, gives the ...
Power systems have been through deep changes in recent years, namely with the operation of competiti...
The burden of excess energy from the high renewable energy sources (RES) share creates a significant...
Virtual Power Plants (VPPs) are efficient structures for attracting private investment, increasing t...
This paper presents a risk-based game theoretic model for virtual power plant (VPP) bidding strategy...
Sustainable development concerns made renewable energy sources to be increasingly used for electrici...