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Game-theoretic equilibrium analysis applications to deregulated electricity marketsJoung, Manho, 1972- 11 September 2012 (has links)
This dissertation examines game-theoretic equilibrium analysis applications to deregulated electricity markets. In particular, three specific applications are discussed: analyzing the competitive effects of ownership of financial transmission rights, developing a dynamic game model considering the ramp rate constraints of generators, and analyzing strategic behavior in electricity capacity markets. In the financial transmission right application, an investigation is made of how generators’ ownership of financial transmission rights may influence the effects of the transmission lines on competition. In the second application, the ramp rate constraints of generators are explicitly modeled using a dynamic game framework, and the equilibrium is characterized as the Markov perfect equilibrium. Finally, the strategic behavior of market participants in electricity capacity markets is analyzed and it is shown that the market participants may exaggerate their available capacity in a Nash equilibrium. It is also shown that the more conservative the independent system operator’s capacity procurement, the higher the risk of exaggerated capacity offers. / text
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Markets for power : an analysis of electric utility deregulationJanuary 1983 (has links)
Paul L. Joskow and Richard Schmalensee. / Includes index. / Bibliography: p. [247]-261.
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An analytical assessment of generation asset in the restructured electricity industrySu, Jifeng., 宿吉鋒. January 2006 (has links)
published_or_final_version / abstract / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Doctoral / Doctor of Philosophy
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A game-theoretic study of the strategic interaction between transmission and generation expansion planning in a restructuredelectricity marketNg, Kwok-kei, Simon, 吳國基 January 2007 (has links)
published_or_final_version / abstract / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Master / Master of Philosophy
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A decentralized congestion management approach for the multilateral energy transaction via optimal resource allocationLiu, Kai, 劉愷 January 2007 (has links)
published_or_final_version / abstract / Electrical and Electronic Engineering / Master / Master of Philosophy
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Methods for market analysis, risk management and finance in the deregulated power industryJiang, Ning 28 August 2008 (has links)
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Using derivatives to manage price risk in a deregulated electricity industryVenter, Francois Jacobus. 16 August 2012 (has links)
M.Comm. / This study is to investigate the derivatives instruments used in other international deregulated electricity markets and how some of these may be used to manage risks incurred in a local Electricity Supply Industry after deregulation. To determine which of the derivatives may be used in the South African market as the most effective hedging instrument. To determine which is most effective will be determined by the contribution to the income of the market participant.
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Towards risk management in a deregulated and competitive electricity supply industryMalgas, Isaac 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MBA)--Stellenbosch University, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: The energy sector of the South African economy is poised to change in
extraordinary ways. In just a few short years from now, the days will be gone
when generators are guaranteed of their income and where regional
distributors have the monopoly in the regions that they are servicing.
Other energy markets in the world, such as oil and gas, have been free of
regulation for many years. More recently, local policymakers have been
focussing on increasing competition in the electricity sector and in so doing,
liberate electric utilities from government's long established control. The shift
away from government regulation of energy will lead to something even more
important than placing downward pressure on the price of a MWh. It will
instigate the development of multiple trading centres and platforms that are
dedicated to competition in the free trade of electricity and related products.
With the deregulation of the electricity supply industry and the inevitable
introduction of competition, the real risks of energy trading will be faced by
generators and distributors alike.
This research investigates the changes that are set to occur within the next
few years, based on developments that have unfolded in countries where
electricity supply industries have been privatised and utilities and distributors
are managing their risks in this new competitive environment.
It explains how the South African Electricity Supply Industry may change with
respect to the develop of markets which provide risk cover to industry players,
the practices assumed by utilities in international electricity supply industries
to minimise their risk exposure, and how industry players can use derivative
instruments to manage their risks better. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Die elektrisiteitsvoorsieningssektor is gereed om groot veranderings te maak.
Binne 'n paar jaar, sal ons die einde sien van die dae waar kragstasies
gewaarborg is van hulle inkomste en waar streeksvoorsieners die monopolie
het in die streke waarin hulle verskaf.
Ander energie markte in die wêreld, soos die van olie en natuurlike gas, is al
sonder regulering vir baie jare. Meer onlangs het beleidsrade hul tyd toegewy
aan die instelling van kompetisie in die elektrisiteitsvoorsieningssektor om
utiliteitsmaatskappye vry te maak van staatsbeheer. Hierdie beweging weg
van staatsbeheer sal lei na iets meer as net die afwaardse druk op die prys
van 'n MWh. Dit sal die begin merk van die ontwikkeling van veelvoudige
verhoë wat toegewyd is aan kompetisie in die vrye handel van elektrisiteit en
soortgelyke produkte.
Met die deregulering en die onvermydelike indiening van kompetisie, sal die
ware risikos van energie handel aanvaar word deur voortbrengers en
verskaffers van elektrisiteit.
Hierdie navorsing stel ondersoek in die veranderings wat van plan is om te
gebeur in die volgende paar jaar en is gebaseer op die ontwikkelinge wat in
lande afgespeel het waar elektrisiteitsvoorsieningsnywerhede geprivatiseer is
en waar voortbrengers en verskaffers van elektrisiteit hulle risikos bestuur in
hierdie nuwe mededingende sektor.
Dit verduidelik hoe die Suid-Afrikaanse elektrisiteitsvoorsieningsnywerheid
mag verander teen opsigte van die ontwikkeling van markte wat risiko
versekering aanbied vir utiliteitsmaatskappye, die praktyke wat deur hierdie
spelers toegepas word om hulle blootstelling aan risikos te verminder, en ook
hoe hulle afgeleide instrumente gebruik om hulle risikos beter te bestuur.
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