This paper is to provide readers with knowledge and skills to model energy planning problems. This paper also aims to help readers understand the meaning of variables in a planning model, and know how to prepare numerical data, read and analyze results by using planning software like Markal, Times and Wasp.
Keywords
energy planningmodelsregulatory constraintsobjective functions
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