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Real power tracing algorithms were invented to find the network usage by various generators and loads. Two versions of real power tracing are popularly quoted: linear equations based and graph theoretic based. Both the methods make use of proportional sharing assumption. When the directed graph of power flow is cyclic, the graph theoretic approach is not able to proceed further, while the linear equations...
Amongst the commonly employed transmission pricing philosophies in the decentralized markets, i.e., point-to-point and point-of-connection (POC), the later one can be employed for both power exchange (PX) and bilateral trades. POC methodology charges a single rate per MW, depending upon the point of connection. The methodology though apparently simple, easy to implement and understand, entails the...
MW power flow tracing was invented to assess the extent of network usage by the participants so as to allocate the transmission charges and losses. MW power tracing, a post-facto analysis of power flow solution, is amenable to multiple solutions. This implies multiplicity of solution space of cost and loss allocation problem. Existing tracing methods enforce a 'proportionate sharing rule' to arrive...
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