Lectures in course EE-570: Power system restructuring and deregulation

Explores the transition to market competition in electricity supply, promoting efficiency and lower prices.

Explores energy contracts, spot markets, and risk management strategies in power system restructuring and deregulation.

Explains bidding strategies and congestion management in power systems.

Explores the optimal dispatch of power generation units and the economics of power systems in deregulated environments.

Explores power system security, ancillary services, stability phenomena, congestion, and control mechanisms for ensuring system reliability.

Covers bidding strategies, Game Theory, Nash equilibrium, system security, ancillary services, and market power in power systems.

Explores RTE operation, market liberalization, frequency control, capacity market, and load management.

Explores power system economics, Nash equilibrium points, profit maximization, and system security.

Explores ancillary services, capacity market, and electricity market liberalization, emphasizing system balancing and peak demand challenges.

Explores the transition to an unbundled electricity supply system and market mechanisms.

Focuses on practical exercises related to market mechanisms in power systems.

Explores energy contracts, market clearing prices, and trading mechanisms in the energy sector.

Explores transmission pricing, congestion management, and redispatching techniques in power systems to optimize costs and ensure fair transactions.

Explores strategic bidding, market power, and Game Theory in power systems, emphasizing optimal bidding strategies and market imperfections.

Covers energy contracts, market mechanisms, locational marginal pricing, and congestion management in power systems.