Research on Allocation of Transmission Fixed Cost by Cooperate Game Theory
Qiang Tong, DaPeng Zhou
Abstract
Qiang Tong, DaPeng Zhou
Abstract
Under the liberalized power market environment, the traditional transmission fixed cost allocation method is difficult to deal with the benefit relationship between power grids and users from the economic perspective. Cooperate game is a mathematical method that can coordinate the economic benefit relationship between users, and is beneficial to realize the optimal allocation of transmission resources. Based on the analysis of traditional cost allocation methods, this paper further systematically expounded the advantages of allocate transmission fixed cost by cooperate game algorithm, and analyzed in detail various cooperate game models, game algorithms and their characteristics of transmission fixed cost allocation.
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Under the liberalized power market environment, the traditional transmission fixed cost allocation method is difficult to deal with the benefit relationship between power grids and users from the economic perspective. Cooperate game is a mathematical method that can coordinate the economic benefit relationship between users, and is beneficial to realize the optimal allocation of transmission resources. Based on the analysis of traditional cost allocation methods, this paper further systematically expounded the advantages of allocate transmission fixed cost by cooperate game algorithm, and analyzed in detail various cooperate game models, game algorithms and their characteristics of transmission fixed cost allocation.
Key concepts: Game theory, Computer science, Cost allocation, Transmission (telecommunications), Resource allocation, Mathematical optimization, Fixed cost, Economic dispatch