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In competitive electricity markets it is necessary for a
profit-seeking load-serving entity (LSE) to optimally adjust the
financial incentives offering the end users that buy electricity at
regulated rates to reduce the consumption during high market
prices. The LSE in this model manages the demand response
(DR) by offering financial incentives to retail customers, in
order to maximize its expected profit and reduce the risk of
market power experience. The stochastic formulation is
implemented into a test system where a number of loads are
supplied through LSEs.
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Day-ahead market Demand Response Demandside bidding Load-serving entities Stochastic programming
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IEEE