Applicability-evaluation Based Differentiated Electricity Price Package Design in the Spot Market
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For different electricity consumers, providing special value-added services suitable for their power consumption characteristics has become one of the effective means for retail electricity providers to enhance their competitiveness. This paper proposes a differentiated electricity price package design for retail electricity providers suitable for the spot market. First, through the establishment of an electricity consumer Value-added Service Applicability Evaluation System, we use the improved TOPSIS method to evaluate the applicability of user value-added services to build the foundation for the customization of a differentiated service plan. Secondly, for users who prefer high reliability and have specific load characteristics, we build a pricing model based on the principle of a reasonable profit. Then, we design an electricity price package, predict the price of the package, and conduct an economic analysis of the package's users. Last but not least, given the objective of maximizing social welfare, we adopt the profit-to-cost ratio as the evaluation index to evaluate the costs and benefits of the electricity price package. The design proposed in this paper will serve as a reference for the future design of retail electricity packages for retail electricity providers in the spot market environment.
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DOI:10.1145/3452446
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IPEC 2021: 2021 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Image Processing, Electronics and Computers
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