Water value in competitive markets: dynamic programming and game theory

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Abstract


This article introduces a new framework for the computation of the water value in competitive market systems. This framework is based on the assumption that oligopolistic utitlities behave as profit maximizing players, being their equilibrium strategies the Nash equilibrium. From a computational point of view, the proposed methodology resembles the well know dynamic programming algorithms. A small example is also presented.
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Instituto de Investigación Tecnológica (IIT), Power systems operation, profit maximization, medium-term hydrothermal scheduling, game theory