Evgeniia Vasileva's research while affiliated with Lappeenranta – Lahti University of Technology LUT and other places
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Publications (2)
Russian renewable energy policy has undergone changes following an establishment of targets for installed capacity and power production using renewable energy sources and the introduction of new capacity based support scheme for renewable energy. The forecasted amount of future renewable power will not provide enough power production to meet growin...
Russian electricity market reform was accompanied with an implementation of a capacity market in 2008. The capacity market was designed to oblige and incentivize mainly the existing generators to invest in new generation. However, the current capacity market rules and the high capacity prices create an unintended incentive for industrial response i...
Citations
... Demand response, mixed integer second order cone programming, optimal strategy, bi-level programming, load serving entities (LSEs) types including direct load control [5]- [6], interruptible program [7], market based IBP including emergency demand response [8], demand bidding [9]- [11], capacity market [12] and ancillary services market [13]. As for PBP, the various pricing mechanisms have been implemented including time-of-use rate (TOU) [14], critical peak pricing (CPP) [15], peak load pricing (PLP) [16] and real-time pricing (RTP) [17][18][19][20]. ...
... The two-part electricity price was first proposed by the British scholar John Hopkinson in 1882 at the beginning of the electric power industry [68]. It is divided into two parts: the basic electricity price and the capacity price, which correspond, respectively, to the fixed cost and variable cost of supplying electricity to customers [69]. The two-part electricity price was introduced in China in 1950s and initially applied to the sale sides [70]. ...
