Determining the Systemic Effect of Prosumers Participation in Cooperations in an Integrated Energy System
The rapid development of renewable energy technologies and the global drive for decarbonization are driving the transformation of energy systems. This, in turn, is leading to the widespread adoption of distributed energy sources and the emergence of prosumers, whose advantages include flexibility and maneuverability. Prosumers can unite in coalitions, providing localized management and coordination of energy supply in decentralized areas. This requires aligning the interests of various actors and ensuring effective coordination within coalitions, which is crucial for improving the efficiency of the energy supply process and ensuring its sustainability. Organizing the cooperative functioning of prosumers is complex and requires innovative approaches. In this paper, we use agent-based technologies and cooperative game theory to study the interactions of active consumers in coalitions and determine the effects on all participants in the energy system, including those not participating in the cooperation. We developed mathematical models and a multi-agent system to address the problems posed in this study, and implemented the multi-agent system in a software environment based on a testbed for an integrated energy system. A series of experiments allowed us to obtain and analyze data on the interaction of prosumers in coalitions. © 2026 IEEE.
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Ayzenberg N.I., Barakhtenko E.A., Maiorov G.S. Determining the Systemic Effect of Prosumers Participation in Cooperations in an Integrated Energy System // Proceedings - 2026 International Conference on Industrial Engineering, Applications and Manufacturing, ICIEAM 2026. DOI: 10.1109/ICIEAM69213.2026.11549653
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