At present, a harmonized pan‐European electricity market (EM) is a close reality. While in
day‐ahead markets (DAMs) the harmonization is at an advanced stage, in balancing …

With the current worsening of climate change-associated risks, the transition to low-carbon
energy sources has become a global priority. In this context, the advances in the …

Market-based procurement of balancing services in Europe is prone to strategic bidding due
to the relatively small market size and a limited number of providers. In the European Union …

The liberalization of energy markets brought full competition to the electric power industry. In
the wholesale sector, producers and retailers submit bids to day-ahead markets, where …

In recent years, the vast penetration of renewable energy sources has introduced a large
degree of uncertainty into the power system, thus leading to increased trading activity in the …

Natural disasters cause significant damage to the electrical power infrastructure every year.
Therefore, there is a crucial need to reduce the vulnerability of the electric power grid …

The new proposal for regulating the European Internal Market for Electricity (EIME) can
motivate the harmonization of the various National markets. The process of harmonizing the …

We consider the problem of scheduling Electric Vehicle (EV) charging within a set of multiple
charging stations. Each station aims to maximize the amount of charged energy and the …

The energy transition has shown that fossil generation can be complemented with
renewable energy and other resources capable of providing flexibility to the energy system's …

The European Union defined ambitious targets for the production of energy from renewable
energy sources. Most European markets trade now high levels of variable renewable energy …