Impact of risk aversion on the operation of hydroelectric reservoirs in the presence of renewable energy sources

N. Jovanovic, J. García-González, S. Cerisola, J. Barquín

Energies Vol. 11, nº. 6, pp. 1389-1 - 1389-20

Resumen:

The increasing share of renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar generation, has a direct impact on the planning and operation of power systems. In addition, the consideration of risk criteria within the decision support tools used by market participants (generation companies, energy services companies, and arbitrageurs) is becoming a common activity given the increasing level of uncertainties faced by them. As a consequence, the behavior of market participants is affected by their level of risk aversion, and the application of equilibrium-based models is a common technique used in order to simulate their behavior. This paper presents a multi-stage market equilibrium model of risk-averse agents in order to analyze up to what extent the operation of hydro reservoirs can be affected by the risk-averse profile of market participants in a context of renewable energy source penetration and fuel price volatility.

Palabras Clave: market equilibrium; risk-averse agents; hydrothermal coordination; renewable energysources (RES) penetration

Índice de impacto JCR y cuartil WoS: 2,707 - Q3 (2018); 3,000 - Q3 (2023)

Referencia DOI: https://doi.org/10.3390/en11061389

Publicado en papel: Junio 2018.

Publicado on-line: Mayo 2018.

Cita:
N. Jovanovic, J. García-González, S. Cerisola, J. Barquín, Impact of risk aversion on the operation of hydroelectric reservoirs in the presence of renewable energy sources. Energies. Vol. 11, nº. 6, pp. 1389-1 - 1389-20, Junio 2018. [Online: Mayo 2018]