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Market actors along the energy value chain might assess challenges and opportunities from different actor perspectives and various interest criteria since every single consumer and operator has a differing technology-mediated relationship. Existing energy system optimization models, however, ignore the roles different actors play and the resulting impact they have. This research paper develops an entity-oriented multi-level optimization framework called Integrated Resource Planning and Optimization (IRPopt). The objective function exhibits a novel formal interface between the supply and demand side which merges technical and commercial aspects. This is achieved by explicit modeling of municipal market actors on one layer and state-of-the-art technology processes on another layer as well as resource flow interrelations and service agreements mechanism among and between the different layers.
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Scheller, F., Bruckner, T. (2019). Entity-Oriented Multi-Level Energy System Optimization Modeling. In: Fortz, B., Labbé, M. (eds) Operations Research Proceedings 2018. Operations Research Proceedings. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-18500-8_25
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