Modeling strategic and operational decision-making - An agent-based model of electricity producers

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Essential steps in building agent-based models are to conceptualize, quantitatively representing and implementing the behavior of agents. A formal approach is presented to model the behavior of consumers, institutions or companies as rational decision-makers. Key element is a generic ontology for socio-technical systems and a framework for conceptualizing actors as agents with strategic, tactic and operational behavior. The approach was used to represent the behavior of electricity producers who must decide on investments, day-to-day operations and deal with C02 emission-rights. This exercise amply demonstrates the value of using a formal conceptual framework in the development of agent-based models.

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Chappin, E., Dijkema, G., Van Dam, K., & Lukszo, Z. (2007). Modeling strategic and operational decision-making - An agent-based model of electricity producers. In ESM 2007 - 2007 European Simulation and Modelling Conference: Modelling and Simulation 2007 (pp. 356–363). EUROSIS.

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