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Long-term energy management optimization according to different types of transactions

Bart, A.
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Benahmed, M.
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Cherkaoui, R.  
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1997
IEEE Power Industry Computer Applications Conference

In this paper, we describe a method for the energy management, according to minimal costs criteria over one year (month after month), of an electrical utility, which has to deal with nuclear and hydro power plants, sale/purchase and exchange contracts, and spot market business. The chosen method for minimizing the costs is linear programming with most variables continuous, and a few binary ones. The results obtained allow us the management of every power plant, contract and the spot market business, in order to respect the economic, physical and environmental constraints.

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conference paper
DOI
10.1109/PICA.1997.599392
Author(s)
Bart, A.
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Benahmed, M.
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Cherkaoui, R.  
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Pitteloud, G.
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Germond, A.  
Date Issued

1997

Journal
IEEE Power Industry Computer Applications Conference
Start page

164

End page

169

Subjects

Linear programming

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Electric utilities

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Contracts

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Purchasing

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Marketing

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Industrial economics

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Costs

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Nuclear power plants

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Hydroelectric power plants

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Optimization

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Minimal cost criteria

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Energy contracts

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Spot market business

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Branch and bound

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April 4, 2007
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