IEEE Intelligent Systems · 2003 · 249 citations · 13 references
EngineeringEconomicsElectrical EngineeringDistributed SystemsEnergy EconomicsMicroeconomicsAgent-based ModelingAgent-based SimulationElectricity Market RegulationElectricity MarketsEnergy System ModelingMulti-agent SystemsAgent-based Energy ModelingAgent-based Market SimulationElectricity Market AnalysisElectricity Market Competition PolicyEnergy System SimulationMarket EnvironmentMarket ForcesMarket Simulation
Around the world, the electricity industry, which has long been dominated by vertically integrated utilities, is experiencing major changes in the structure of its markets and regulations. Owing to new regulations, it's evolving into a distributed industry in which market forces drive electricity's price. The industry is becoming competitive; a market environment is replacing the traditional centralized-operation approach. This transformation is often called the deregulation of the electricity market. MASCEM, a multiagent simulator system, is a valuable framework for evaluating new rules, new behavior, and new participants in the numerous electricity markets that are moving toward liberalization and competition.
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