Review of Electricity Markets for Smart Nano-Grids
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This article is focused in reviewing the electricity markets models and the smart nano-grids characteristics, making a study about the main aspects related, structure and integration. Previous investigations are discussed and fundamental ideas are developed and explained, and finally variables and constraints are exposed for modelling the electricity market including the considerations for smart nano grids
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