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3986. Cooperative game theory and cost allocation: the case of renewable energy
Invited abstract in session TB-36: Game Theory, Solutions and Structures VI, stream Game Theory, Solutions and Structures.
Tuesday, 10:30-12:00Room: 32 (building: 306)
Authors (first author is the speaker)
| 1. | Mariam SANGARE
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Abstract
A renewable energy community is a non-profit legal entity involving prosumers which produce, consume, and exchange energy. In these communities, prosumers can cooperate to maximize the community's social welfare. In practice, this naturally raises the question of the community's social welfare sharing, as the members may have different contributions to the social welfare. In this presentation, we first empirically highlight the benefits of cooperation for the community and the individual members. Then, we present some cost-sharing mechanisms (from the literature) that guarantee the stability of the grand coalition of the prosumers in the community. Finally, we present some results on instances built with real-world data from our partner's demonstrator, Smart Lou Quila, located in South France.
Keywords
- Game Theory
- Energy Policy and Planning
- OR in Energy
Status: accepted
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