10/3/2019 Joseph Park, ECE ILLINOIS
Written by Joseph Park, ECE ILLINOIS
Their paper entitled "Coordinated Transaction Scheduling in Multi-Area Power Systems with Strategic Participants" provides game-theoretic insights into markets for power transactions between the footprints of different independent system operators. The paper is a joint work with Ye Guo (Tsinghua-Berkeley-Shenzen Institute) and Lang Tong (Cornell University).
"My research group addresses algorithm and market design challenges that arise in the integration of renewable and distributed energy resources in the power grid. We leverage mathematical tools from a variety of fields such as optimization, control, economics, and game theory to understand and improve grid operations," said Bose. "Our current research focuses on risk-aware decision-making in power systems, market mechanisms to coordinate among multiple grid operators, retail energy market design, and impacts of transportation electrification."
Understanding these markets is important in enabling a seamless power system, parts of which are governed by different entities. Their paper is part of Ndrio's ongoing PhD work with Bose to understand the impacts of strategic interaction in electricity markets.
"This award serves to validate her hard work," said Bose. "It also encourages our group to pursue more mathematical research for the analysis of grid operations and markets."
"I would like to thank Professor Peter Sauer and Professor Tamer Başar from ECE ILLINOIS and Professor L. Tong from Cornell University for their continued guidance. I would also like to thank Power Systems Engineering Research Center for their support."