In the context of local energy communities (LECs), prosumers are the main actors, as they
can both produce and consume energy. Prosumers can interact with each other, and peer-to …

The peer‐to‐peer (P2P) energy trading model is considered to be one of the appropriate
models for managing local energy trading in community grids. But free pricing mechanisms …

In a community Microgrid where peer to peer (P2P) energy trading is carried out, many
prosumers have conflicting interests. It is difficult for individual prosumers to capture the …

The rise of distributed energy sources (DERs) has reshaped the dynamics of the energy
market, leading to several intriguing research works on community-based energy …

Distributed energy resources have increased considerably in the United States and the
world in the last decade. The proliferation of prosumers generates the opportunity to have a …

In this paper, a grid-oriented peer-to-peer (P2P) energy transaction strategy based on game
theory that considers participants with diversity in trading and the impact on the system of …

This paper proposes a game-theoretic community energy management model that
encourages energy trading between members of a community. The members of the …

New regulations allow peer-to-peer energy trading worldwide, empowering users while
recognizing the prosumer as a critical stakeholder. In recent years, microgrids have surfaced …

With the emerging of prosumers in residential level, peer-to-peer (P2P) energy trading
provides a novel way to prompt the localized management of distributed energy resources …

This paper strives to provide a theoretical study for energy production and distribution. We
thus examine and discuss the evolution of energy systems technologies and their impact on …