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This letter presents a bilevel transmission expansion planning model with mixed integer programming (MIP) market clearing problem considering production cost nonconvexities. We use a customized reformulation-and-decomposition scheme to solve this challenging bilevel MIP. Comparative results from this model with respect to a conventional bilevel model with linear programming market clearing are presented to show the impact of nonconvexities on the transmission expansion decisions.
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