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Impact of Market Prices on the Economic Feasibility of Transmission Expansions
The economic viability of transmission expansion is a function of market prices throughout the impacted region. Various methods have been utilized to simulate market prices. This article summarizes an empirical approach developed by the California Independent System Operators (CAISO) using dynamic bids that change hourly based on system conditions and the relative influence of critical suppliers