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Financial Instruments and Their Role in Market Dispatch and Congestion Management

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Operation of Market-oriented Power Systems

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In Chapters 4 and 6, congestion management in the real-time operation of electricity markets has been discussed. A framework was proposed and implemented, in which the Independent System Operator (ISO) can balance the system and relieve transmission congestion coordinatedly and efficiently through a real-time balancing market. This chapter is about how to avoid and manage transmission congestion during short-term (day-ahead to hour-ahead) scheduling of electricity markets.

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Wang, X., Song, Y.H., Eremia, M. (2003). Financial Instruments and Their Role in Market Dispatch and Congestion Management. In: Song, YH., Wang, XF. (eds) Operation of Market-oriented Power Systems. Power Systems. Springer, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3735-1_8

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