Scheduling and pricing strategies for prosumers in a microgrid

We analyze fundamental scheduling and pricing problems with applications in energy trading. We consider agents in microgrids, wishing to optimize their cost by strategically buying, selling and storing energy in a battery, to satisfy their demand. They plan over a finite time horizon, where energy prices and demand may continuously change. We model several variants of this problem, and provide algorithms whose performance we analyze both theoretically and experimentally.

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333.7: Natural Resources, Energy and Environment

658: General Managament

519: Applied Mathematics, Probabilities

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Scheduling and pricing strategies for prosumers in a microgrid