Electricity Trading in Energy Market Integration: A Theoretical Review

Towards a European Market of Electricity : Spot and Derivatives Trading

The Potential Value of Peer-to-Peer Energy Trading in the Australian National Electricity Market

The existing retail market arrangements for investment in distributed energy technologies, including household solar PV systems, are not well aligned with the economic value that these technologies can provide within the electricity industry. In particular, these commercial arrangements fail to account for temporal and spatial variations in costs and benefits across market participants. The stu...

JAVA based Power Trading Simulator in Electricity Market

The electricity market has been restructuring throughout the world for maximum utilisation of resources and the system is expended to maximise social welfare. Economic gains based on regional cooperation in the energy sector have become a firmly established practice across the world. In this paper we have proposed a JAVA based power trading simulator that will estimate market clearing price. A ...

Electronic OTC Trading in the German Wholesale Electricity Market

Recent changes in the German energy policy initiated a deregulation process from a monopolistic to a competitive market, fundamentally changing the market structure, transaction relationships and trading processes. While the mutual exchange of electric energy has been a business activity between vertically integrated utilities for a long time, wholesale electricity trading in an open market onl...

Energy subsidies in California’s electricity market deregulation

Deregulation and re-regulation of California’s electricity market not only failed in terms of anticipated cost reductions, improved customer service and higher competition, it also led to the introduction of various additional energy subsidies. This paper analyzes California’s electricity market deregulation process from a subsidy viewpoint. Under deregulation in California, investor-owned util...