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Truthful Production Uncertainty in Electricity Markets: A Two-Stage Mechanism
Renewable power sources have low production costs, but may result in high balancing costs due to the inherent production uncertainty. Current day-ahead markets elicit only point production profiles and neglect the degree of uncertainty associated with each generating asset, preventing the market ope
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