•Energy storage bids as a combination of generator and flexible demand •Discharge bids –discharge if price is above bids •Charge bids –charge if price is below bids •System operator monitors SoC and efficiencies –ensure not to over discharge or charge
As an emerging flexible resource in the power market, distributed energy storage systems (DESSs) play the dual roles of generation and consumption (Kalantar-Neyestanaki and Cherkaoui, 2021; Li et al., 2021), thereby complicating the market dynamics for energy storage users.
Pch,max≤Pfv, Pdis,max Pfv, ≤ del to guide the DESS in formulating its bidding strategy. In addition, the two layers of the linearized model are solved alternately and iteratively to determine the optimal charging and discharging strategies
From the perspective of charging, it is able to feed the SoC to proper levels before peak times, and from the perspective of discharging, it is able to precisely capture the peak prices using high dimensional energy bids.
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