chardz

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by chardz 6d ago
Relatively uncongested…for now
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by chardz 29d ago
I mean, I guess I disagree that you need anything close to a perfect model. You will get many of the benefits of the correct solution by using linearized power flow with nodal pricing and explicitly modeling transmission constraints (and by
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by chardz 1mo ago
Not pricing transmission in the price of EU power likely is more of a market design issue rather than a technical one given that the U.S markets have been doing this since they liberalized 30 years ago (though yes, everything will be priced
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by chardz 1y ago
I'm afraid I'm not too familiar with BESS in particular, and the people I spoke to are probably not too keen on sharing much (which is generally true of those who work in U.S markets). Unfortunately it's all very opaque. I&#x
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by chardz 1y ago
On top of what others have mentioned, this paper also sidesteps forecasting electricity prices, which is already a very complicated problem (particularly in U.S markets where we have zonal pricing) needed to build profitable battery systems
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by chardz 1y ago
Would recommend an air fryer for this; They are basically made to reheat things with oil on them already.
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by chardz 2y ago
Are you sure you know what deflation is?
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by chardz 2y ago
Being in SCED just means that the resource bid into the real time energy market (which clears every 5 mins), it does not necessarily mean that the resource is cheap to dispatch. The confusion here might be caused by the differences of the a
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by chardz 2y ago
it is zoomer language for “very skilled”.
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by chardz 2y ago
You can certainly alleviate the disadvantage of being slower though - and that’s exactly what literature in batch trading argues.