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Noradin Ghadimi - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
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retracted risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
Hamid Asadi Bagal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
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retracted risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
Victoria Nourse - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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a Decision Theory of statutory interpretation legislative history by the rules
Yale Law Journal, 2012Co-Authors: Victoria NourseAbstract:We have a law of civil procedure, criminal procedure, and administrative procedure, but we have no law of legislative procedure. This failure has serious consequences in the field of statutory interpretation. Using simple rules garnered from Congress itself, this Article argues that those rules are capable of transforming the field of statutory interpretation. Addressing canonical cases in the field, from Holy Trinity to Bock Laundry, from Weber to Public Citizen, this Article shows how cases studied by vast numbers of law students are made substantially more manageable, and in some cases quite simple, through knowledge of congressional procedure. No longer need legislative history always be a search for one’s friends. Call this a Decision Theory of statutory interpretation. This approach is based on how Congress does in fact make Decisions and thus is a positive Theory. Normatively, it has the advantage of privileging text without blinding judges either to relevant information or to their duty to implement Congress’s Decisions, including Congress’s own Decisionmaking methods. It may also have the side benefit of reducing legislative incentives to manipulate the rules or to engage in strategic behavior to induce particular statutory interpretations. author. Professor of Law and Director, Center for Congressional Studies, Georgetown University Law Center. Special thanks to Professor William Eskridge’s seminar on Theories of Statutory Interpretation at Yale Law School, and Professor Peter Strauss’s The Regulatory State course at Columbia Law School, for their students’ enthusiasm and critical reflections on this Article. Thanks as well to the many faculty who commented on this Article at workshops at Georgetown, Northwestern, and the Yale Supreme Court Advocacy Clinic. Special thanks go to Dean Daniel Rodriguez, Professor Tonja Jacobi, and Professor Kathy Zeiler for their special advice on positive political Theory, and to Professor Chai Feldblum for her willingness to teach these ideas to federal judges. Finally, the staff of The Yale Law Journal provided excellent editing suggestions, for which I am most grateful. All errors are of course my own. a Decision Theory of statutory interpretation
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a Decision Theory of statutory interpretation legislative history by the rules
Social Science Research Network, 2012Co-Authors: Victoria NourseAbstract:We have a law of civil procedure, criminal procedure, and administrative procedure, but we have no law of legislative procedure. This failure has serious consequences in the field of statutory interpretation. Using simple rules garnered from Congress itself, this Article argues that those rules are capable of transforming the field of statutory interpretation. Addressing canonical cases in the field, from Holy Trinity to Bock Laundry, from Weber to Public Citizen, this article shows how cases studied by vast numbers of law students are made substantially more manageable, and in some cases quite simple, through knowledge of congressional procedure. No longer need legislative history always be a search for one’s friends.Call this a Decision Theory of statutory interpretation. This approach is based on how Congress does in fact make Decisions and thus is a positive Theory. Normatively, it has the advantage of privileging text without blinding judges either to relevant information or to their duty to implement Congress’s Decisions, including Congress’s own Decisionmaking methods. It may also have the side benefit of reducing legislative incentives to manipulate the rules or to engage in strategic behavior to induce particular statutory interpretations.
Milad Dadjuo - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
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retracted risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
Yashar Nouri Soltanabad - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
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retracted risk assessment of photovoltaic wind battery grid based large industrial consumer using information gap Decision Theory
Solar Energy, 2018Co-Authors: Hamid Asadi Bagal, Yashar Nouri Soltanabad, Milad Dadjuo, Karzan Wakil, Noradin GhadimiAbstract:Abstract In this paper, the energy procurement problem for a large electricity consumer is solved under various resources. In this problem, the uncertainty of pool market price is a big challenge to achieve optimal result. In this paper, the information gap Decision Theory has been proposed to handle the pool market price uncertainty. The results of information gap Decision Theory are presented in three different strategies for the large consumer. These three strategies include risk-averse, risk-neutral and risk-taker strategies which examine the large consumer risk at various prices in pool market. In addition, the results in all strategies point out the importance of demand response program in reducing the large consumer’s costs. In the risk-neutral strategy, the large consumer cost with and without demand response program is $36,945 and $40,253 respectively. Therefore, the positive impact of demand response program has reduced large consumer cost about 8.2%. Large consumer resistance is 72.5% higher than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-averse strategy. Finally, large consumer cost is 8% less than the without use of demand response program mode in the risk-taker strategy.
