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    • Power Systems Engineering
    • Optimization Theory
    • Game Theory

    Background:

    • Distributed algorithms are increasingly vital for power system optimization and dispatch.
    • Current distributed power dispatch algorithms (DPDAs) often assume truthful bidding from suppliers and consumers.
    • This assumption is insufficient when strategic players exhibit behavior deviations.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To address the limitations of existing DPDAs by incorporating strategic player behavior.
    • To propose a novel distributed strategy update algorithm (DSUA) that enhances DPDAs.
    • To analyze the impact of strategic bidding on power system optimization.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a distributed strategy update algorithm (DSUA) integrated with a DPDA.
    • Modeling strategic suppliers who optimize bids based on accessible price information within the DPDA.
    • Analysis of supplier bid strategies under both alternate and simultaneous bid update scenarios.
    • Application of game-theoretic analysis and simulations to evaluate algorithm performance.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed DSUA effectively incorporates strategic supplier behavior into DPDAs.
    • The algorithm considers supplier bid optimization using only price information.
    • Analysis demonstrates the closeness of supplier bids to the Nash equilibrium under various update conditions.
    • Simulations validate the theoretical findings regarding strategic bidding in power systems.

    Conclusions:

    • The DSUA provides a robust framework for distributed power dispatch in the presence of strategic players.
    • Accounting for strategic behavior and bid optimization is crucial for realistic power system optimization.
    • The proposed method enhances the reliability and efficiency of distributed power dispatch algorithms.