The newly established stochastic complementarity optimization tools are properly compatible with most decision-making problems within energy markets, since they appropriately model the markets functioning while representing the potential uncertainties plaguing markets.
Accordingly, the applicability of stochastic complementarity tools into the following research works related to the energy markets are expected to be investigated:
• Strategic ramp offering of a producer in a renewable-integrated electricity market
• Optimal long-term strategy of a trader in a renewable-integrated electricity market
• Optimal decisions of a distribution operator considering diverse distribution energy resources
• Optimal network simplification of a renewable-integrated power system
• Strategic offering of a gas-fired electricity producer considering interactions between electricity and gas markets
• Strategic wind producer in a two-settlement electricity market.
Supported by the Danish projects PROAIN and “5s” (Danish Strategic Research Council)