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Combination of two methods for congestion management
This article describes an approach for modeling a combination of two congestion management methods. A method has been developed to study the effects on increased market trading capacity from counter trading in markets that combine market splitting and counter trading. Case studies have been simulated, and the result has been analyzed. The focus is on what economic impact these methods have on the behavior of various actors in a re-regulated power market.