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Risk adjusted discounted cash flows in capacity expansion models

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Bibliographic reference Ehrenmann, Andreas ; Smeers, Yves. Risk adjusted discounted cash flows in capacity expansion models. In: Mathematical Programming Series B, Vol. 140, no.2, p. 267-293 (2013)
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