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            market. For EVs with V2G capabilities, “sell” operations can be achieved by
            discharging the vehicle batteries, while for V1G, “selling” of power would
            be achieved by reducing the aggregate power consumption relative to a
            power consumption baseline. The model is presented as follows:
                                  X     X      d     d
                            R PDR 5          R   t ðÞUπ ðÞUΔt        ð16:23Þ
                                                       t
                                     dAD   tAT  sell  pdr

                                       d
                                 d
               M s U 1 2 b PDR  t ðÞ # P tðÞ 2 B tðÞ 1 R d  t ðÞ # M b U 1 2 b PDR ðtÞ  ð16:24Þ
                        agg                   sell           agg
                                            d
                              b sell  t ðÞUR PDR  # P tðÞ # b sell  t ðÞUP  d  ð16:25Þ
                               agg    sell  n     agg
               The revenue from the PDR market is a product of the virtual sell power,
            that is, R d sell  t ðÞ, multiplied by the corresponding PDR market prices, that is,
             d
                                                            d
            π ðÞ in Eq. (16.26). The baseline power consumption B tðÞ is typically the
                t
             pdr                                            n
            averaged value of a number of previous days; thus here we model it as a
            known profile before optimization. In reality, PDR market participation has a
            requirement of a minimal threshold for virtual sell power, that is, Rsell PDR  in
            Eq. (16.28).In Eq. (16.27), b PDR  t ðÞ is the binary indicator of whether the fleets
                                    agg
            are participating in the PDR market. When b PDR  t ðÞ 5 1, that is, participating,
                                                 agg
            Eq. (16.27) is reduced to
                                          d
                                    d
                                   P tðÞ 5 B tðÞ 2 R d  t ðÞ         ð16:26Þ
                                                 sell
                                                  d
            where the actual power consumption value P tðÞ equals the baseline power
                                                  n
             d
            B tðÞ minus the virtual sell power R d  t ðÞ. When b PDR  t ðÞ 5 0, indicating no
                                           sell        agg
            participation, Eq. (16.20) evolves to
                                    d
                                          d
                              M s # P tðÞ 2 B tðÞ 1 R d              ð16:27Þ
                                                 sell  t ðÞ # M b
            where M s is a sufficiently small number and M b is a sufficiently big number.
            Eq. (16.30) remains true for all cases, making it a redundant constraint in the
            optimization problem, which can be effectively handled by current solvers
            with mixed-integer capabilities. In addition, to model the consecutive
            engagement constraint, some numerical approaches are applied as shown in
            Eqs. (16.31) and (16.32):
                                     b c t 0 ðÞ 5 b PDR  t 0 ðÞ      ð16:28Þ
                                             agg
                                  b c tðÞ # 1 2 b PDR ð t 2 ΔtÞ      ð16:29Þ
                                            agg
                                      b c tðÞ # b PDR  t ðÞ          ð16:30Þ
                                             agg
                            b c tðÞ $ b PDR  t ðÞ 2 b PDR  ð t 2 ΔtÞ;  ’tAT  ð16:31Þ
                                   agg     agg
                   min t1N
                     ð
                      X c 21;TÞ
                             b PDR  t ðÞ 2 N c $2 N b U 1 2 sc tðÞÞ;  ’tAT  ð16:32Þ
                                              ð
                              agg
                       τ5t
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