Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis

The energy market design is changing to enable distribution-level transactions in smart cities, encouraging end-users to participate efficiently in the market. The Transactive Energy (TE) concept opens the floor for a new market settlement philosophy that can benefit the end-user and Distributed Gen...

Full description

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Mohamed R. Hamouda, Fatima Amara, Juan C. Oviedo, Luis Rueda, David Toquica
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Elsevier 2023-12-01
Series:Ain Shams Engineering Journal
Subjects:
Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2090447923001326
_version_ 1797385214295539712
author Mohamed R. Hamouda
Fatima Amara
Juan C. Oviedo
Luis Rueda
David Toquica
author_facet Mohamed R. Hamouda
Fatima Amara
Juan C. Oviedo
Luis Rueda
David Toquica
author_sort Mohamed R. Hamouda
collection DOAJ
description The energy market design is changing to enable distribution-level transactions in smart cities, encouraging end-users to participate efficiently in the market. The Transactive Energy (TE) concept opens the floor for a new market settlement philosophy that can benefit the end-user and Distributed Generators (DGs). The bidding of the customers in the distribution level market raises many concerns in the latest reports due to many factors (e.g., lack of information about the participant’s flexibility). This paper proposes a non-intrusive bidding strategy to enhance the accuracy of the household’s participation in the transactive electricity market. The proposed model utilizes the historical household user energy consumption to build the thermal model and develop the bidding strategy. The proposed approach examines the bidding in the context of user preferences of the total consumption, time at bidding, day of bidding, and ambient temperature. The results prove that the proposed strategy can significantly improve the flexibility’s recognition of the customers’ participation in the transactive market. Finally, the efficacy of the bidding method is examined via numerical analysis of actual data.
first_indexed 2024-03-08T21:50:56Z
format Article
id doaj.art-6288dc350e5d407ba6bc9d64bc02bd40
institution Directory Open Access Journal
issn 2090-4479
language English
last_indexed 2024-03-08T21:50:56Z
publishDate 2023-12-01
publisher Elsevier
record_format Article
series Ain Shams Engineering Journal
spelling doaj.art-6288dc350e5d407ba6bc9d64bc02bd402023-12-20T07:34:10ZengElsevierAin Shams Engineering Journal2090-44792023-12-011412102243Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysisMohamed R. Hamouda0Fatima Amara1Juan C. Oviedo2Luis Rueda3David Toquica4Conventry University Branch in Egypt, New Administrative Capital, Cairo, Egypt; HydroQuebec, Montreal, Canada; Corresponding author at: Conventry University Branch in Egypt, New Administrative Capital, Cairo, Egypt.HydroQuebec, Montreal, CanadaHydroQuebec, Montreal, CanadaHydroQuebec, Montreal, CanadaUniversity of Quebec at Trois-Rivières, Quebec City, CanadaThe energy market design is changing to enable distribution-level transactions in smart cities, encouraging end-users to participate efficiently in the market. The Transactive Energy (TE) concept opens the floor for a new market settlement philosophy that can benefit the end-user and Distributed Generators (DGs). The bidding of the customers in the distribution level market raises many concerns in the latest reports due to many factors (e.g., lack of information about the participant’s flexibility). This paper proposes a non-intrusive bidding strategy to enhance the accuracy of the household’s participation in the transactive electricity market. The proposed model utilizes the historical household user energy consumption to build the thermal model and develop the bidding strategy. The proposed approach examines the bidding in the context of user preferences of the total consumption, time at bidding, day of bidding, and ambient temperature. The results prove that the proposed strategy can significantly improve the flexibility’s recognition of the customers’ participation in the transactive market. Finally, the efficacy of the bidding method is examined via numerical analysis of actual data.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2090447923001326Retail marketBiddingTransactive energyEconomicMarket participant
spellingShingle Mohamed R. Hamouda
Fatima Amara
Juan C. Oviedo
Luis Rueda
David Toquica
Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
Ain Shams Engineering Journal
Retail market
Bidding
Transactive energy
Economic
Market participant
title Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
title_full Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
title_fullStr Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
title_full_unstemmed Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
title_short Historical-based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household: Data driven analysis
title_sort historical based bidding strategy in transactive energy market for household data driven analysis
topic Retail market
Bidding
Transactive energy
Economic
Market participant
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2090447923001326
work_keys_str_mv AT mohamedrhamouda historicalbasedbiddingstrategyintransactiveenergymarketforhouseholddatadrivenanalysis
AT fatimaamara historicalbasedbiddingstrategyintransactiveenergymarketforhouseholddatadrivenanalysis
AT juancoviedo historicalbasedbiddingstrategyintransactiveenergymarketforhouseholddatadrivenanalysis
AT luisrueda historicalbasedbiddingstrategyintransactiveenergymarketforhouseholddatadrivenanalysis
AT davidtoquica historicalbasedbiddingstrategyintransactiveenergymarketforhouseholddatadrivenanalysis