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1 CHALLENGES FOR THE STRUCTURING AND ADJUSTMENT OF SUSTAINABLE SMART MARKETS
2 THE INSERTION OF PROSUMERS IN THE ECONOMIC MODEL OF THE SMART ELECTRICITY MARKET
3 THE SMART MARKET OPTIMIZATION THROUGH THE UTILITY CONCEPT AND THE MAXIMIZATION OF CONSUMER SURPLUS
4 ECONOMIC-REGULATORY MODELS FOR STORAGE SERVICES FOR ACTIVE ENERGY AND REACTIVE ENERGY MANAGEMENT AND ITS REMUNERATION
5 INTEGRATED BUSINESS MODEL IN SMART MARKET UNDER THE OPTICAL OF AGGREGATED ECONOMIC VALUE
6 MODELING THE AGENTS OF THE INTELLIGENT ELECTRICITY MARKET AS TO THEIR AVERSION TO THE RISK BASED ON THE VON-NEUMANN UTILITY FUNCTION AND THE RISK x RETURN PLAN OF MARKOWITZ
7 INTEGRATED CASE STUDIES WITH REGULATORY, ECONOMIC AND RISK ANALYSIS FOR SUSTAINABLE SMART MARKETS
COURSE OBJECTIVES
• Inferring the importance of the discipline MODELING AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF SMART MARKET IN THE CONTEXT OF INTELLIGENT NETWORKS in the general scope of the graduate courses in Electrical Engineering.
• Understand the fundamental economic concepts and principles and the challenges that should be present in the regulatory mechanisms of the new Brazilian and global electricity sector and their impacts on the creation of new sustainable public policies in a Smart Grids scenario.
• Understand the technical-economic relations of the Smart Market and its interdependencies through economic models representative of the various agents (production, consumption, prosumer, government) with evaluation of their risk aversions based on the utility function of Von-Neumann and Markowitz's risk x return plan.
• Develop skills for the modeling of a real regulated Brazilian utility company considering PROSUMERS and other Renewable, Storage and Distributed Energy Resources (DER) and for performing economic and regulatory analysis in this SMART ELECTRICITY MARKET.
• Identify potential applications of the intelligent electr |
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Honorable Mention for the 2006 Award for Best Professional/Scholarly Book in Finance & Economics, Association of American Publishers.
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[6] Technical papers from journals and international and national conferences (IEEE, JCAES, Elsevier, etc.)
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