Context-Aware Stochastic Modeling of Consumer Energy Resource Aggregators in Electricity Markets
Chatum Sankalpa, Ghulam Mohy-ud-din, Erik Weyer, Maria Vrakopoulou

TL;DR
This paper develops and compares three stochastic optimization methods for aggregators managing consumer energy resources, improving decision-making under uncertainty in electricity markets.
Contribution
It introduces scalable two-stage stochastic optimization approaches incorporating BES dynamics and uncertainty management for energy market participation.
Findings
Methods effectively mitigate uncertainty impacts.
Approaches enhance aggregator profitability.
Context-aware guidance improves decision selection.
Abstract
Aggregators of consumer energy resources (CERs) like rooftop solar and battery energy storage (BES) face challenges due to their inherent uncertainties. A sensible approach is to use stochastic optimization to handle such uncertainties, which can lead to infeasible problems or loss in revenues if not chosen appropriately. This paper presents three efficient two-stage stochastic optimization methods: risk-neutral, robust, and chance-constrained, to address the impact of CER uncertainties for aggregators who participate in energy and regulation services markets in the Australian National Electricity Market. Furthermore, these methods utilize the flexibility of BES, considering precise state-of-charge dynamics and complementarity constraints, aiming for scalable performance while managing uncertainty. The problems are formed as two-stage stochastic mixed-integer linear programs, with…
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Taxonomy
TopicsSmart Grid Energy Management · Microgrid Control and Optimization · Integrated Energy Systems Optimization
