The objective of this work is to investigate the application of different methodologies of allocation of firm capacity rights among thermal plants using a game-theoretic framework and the consequences in the cooperation among the agents. It is shown that there is not an optimal and unique approach to make this allocation but there are criteria to verify if a given approach presents any inadequate aspect. One of these criteria is the justice, or fairness. It is shown that a one sense of justice is equivalent to the condition of the core of a cooperative game. The calculation of the firm capacity will be formulated as a linear program and advantages/disadvantages of different allocation methods (marginal allocation, incremental allocation, Nucleolus, Shapley) will be investigated. The complexities of these methods are exponential, so it will be shown that the Aumann-Shapley (AS) scheme to the problem of allocation of capacity rights will be more efficient. Numerical results about the difference allocations in these methods are presented in general smalls systems.