Abstract
This paper proposes a novel incentive-based demand response model from the view of a grid operator to enable system-level dispatch of demand response resources. The model spans three hierarchical levels of a grid operator, multiple service providers, and corresponding customers. The grid operator first posts an incentive to service providers, who will then invoke sub-programs with enrolled customers to negotiate quantities of demand reduction via providing service provider incentives. In view of this hierarchical decision-making structure, a two-loop Stackelberg game is proposed to capture interactions between different actors. The existence of a unique Stackelberg equilibrium that provides optimal system solutions is demonstrated. Simulation results show that the proposed approach is effective in helping compensate system resource deficiency at minimum cost.
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