Electricity Markets Pricing Structures and Economics 1st edition by Chris Harris ISBN 1119995132 9781119995135

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ISBN 10:1119995132

ISBN 13: 9781119995135

Author: Chris Harris

Understand the electricity market, its policies and how they drive prices, emissions, and security, with this comprehensive cross-disciplinary book. Author Chris Harris includes technical and quantitative arguments so you can confidently construct pricing models based on the various fluctuations that occur. Whether you?re a trader or an analyst, this book will enable you to make informed decisions about this volatile industry.

Electricity Markets Pricing Structures and Economics 1st Table of contents:

1. Chapter 1 – The Basics
2. 1.1 HOW ELECTRICITY WORKS
3. 1.2 EARLY DEVELOPMENT OF THE ELECTRICITY SUPPLY INDUSTRY (ESI)
4. 1.3 THE LIFECYCLE OF ELECTRIC POWER
5. 1.4 DEVELOPMENT, STRUCTURE, COORDINATION, LEGISLATION OF THE ESI
6. 1.5 NEW OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE
7. 1.6 SELECTED COUNTRY EXAMPLES
8. Chapter 2 – Structure, Operation and Management of the Electricity Supply Chain
9. 2.1 ENERGY SOURCES
10. 2.2 POWER GENERATION
11. 2.3 HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION, NETWORK OPERATION, SYSTEM OPERATION
12. 2.4 DISTRIBUTION
13. 2.5 METERING
14. 2.6 SUPPLY
15. Chapter 3 – Policy — Issues, Priorities, Stakeholders, Influencers
16. 3.1 AGENDAS AND POLICY FORMATION
17. 3.2 POLICY ISSUES AND DRIVERS
18. 3.3 POLICY OUTCOMES AND INSTRUMENTS
19. 3.4 ENERGY POLICIES
20. 3.5 FRAMEWORK
21. 3.6 DOMESTIC INSTITUTIONAL PLAYERS
22. 3.7 THE ROLE AND INFLUENCE OF INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS
23. Chapter 4 – Liberalisation, Deregulation and Regulation
24. 4.1 THE LIBERALISATION PARADIGM
25. 4.2 STEPS
26. 4.3 CONDITIONS FOR REFORM
27. 4.4 THE ROLE OF THE STATE
28. 4.5 MEASURES OF LIBERALISATION AND DEREGULATION
29. 4.6 REGULATION
30. 4.7 REGULATORS
31. 4.8 INDUSTRY KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
32. Chapter 5 – Market Structures for Electricity
33. 5.1 THE BASICS OF PLANT DISPATCH
34. 5.2 THE CENTRALLY MANAGED MODEL
35. 5.3 THE SINGLE BUYER
36. 5.4 THE POOL MODEL
37. 5.5 THE BILATERAL MODEL
38. 5.6 IMBALANCE AND BALANCING
39. 5.7 RESERVE CONTRACTS
40. 5.8 WHOLESALE MARKETS
41. 5.9 POWER EXCHANGES
42. 5.10 ADVANCED POOL MARKETS
43. Chapter 6 – Power Capacity
44. 6.1 THE DEFINITION OF CAPACITY
45. 6.2 REQUIREMENTS FOR CAPACITY
46. 6.3 THE BASIC ECONOMICS OF PROVISION OF CAPACITY AND RESERVE BY GENERATORS
47. 6.4 MODELLING THE CAPABILITY OF GENERATION CAPACITY
48. 6.5 MODELLING CAPACITY CAPABILITY FROM THE CONSUMER SIDE
49. 6.6 COMMERCIAL MECHANISMS — THE GENERATOR PERSPECTIVE
50. 6.7 CAPACITY PROVISION — THE SUPPLIER’S PERSPECTIVE
51. 6.8 CAPACITY PROVISION — THE NETWORK OPERATOR’S PERSPECTIVE
52. 6.9 THE SYSTEM OPERATOR’S PERSPECTIVE
53. 6.10 CAPACITY FACILITATION — CONTRACTUAL INSTRUMENTS
54. 6.11 USE OF OPTIONS TO CONVEY PROBABILITY INFORMATION
55. 6.12 EFFECT OF PRICE CAPS ON CAPACITY AND PRICES
56. Chapter 7 – Location
57. 7.1 INFRASTRUCTURE COSTS TO BE RECOVERED
58. 7.2 COUNTERPARTIES FOR PAYMENT AND RECEIPT
59. 7.3 BASIC CHARGING ELEMENTS FOR LOCATION RELATED CHARGING
60. 7.4 MODELS FOR DESIGNATION OF ELECTRICAL LOCATION
61. 7.5 NODAL ENERGY PRICES, VIRTUAL TRANSMISSION AND NODAL MARKET CONTRACTS
62. 7.6 THE ENERGY COMPLEX
63. 7.7 ENVIRONMENTAL BORDERS
64. Chapter 8 – Environment, Amenity, Corporate Responsibility
65. 8.1 ENVIRONMENTAL PRESSURE
66. 8.2 DEFINITIONS
67. 8.3 THE POLICY DEBATE
68. 8.4 REGULATION AND INCENTIVE FOR RESTRICTING EMISSIONS AND OTHER IMPACTS
69. 8.5 OTHER POLICY TOOLS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT
70. 8.6 FUEL LABELLING AND POWER CONTENT LABELLING
71. 8.7 THE COST OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENHANCEMENT
72. 8.8 VALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
73. 8.9 CORPORATE RESPONSIBILITY
74. 8.10 THE ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT OF CONSUMPTION
75. Chapter 9 – Price and Derivatives Modelling
76. 9.1 PRICE PROCESSES AND DISTRIBUTIONS
77. 9.2 VOLATILITY MODELLING
78. 9.3 CORRELATION MODELLING
79. 9.4 PRICING ELECTRICITY DERIVATIVES
80. 9.5 ESTABLISHING FUNDAMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS
81. 9.6 MARKET COMPLETENESS
82. 9.7 EMISSION PERMIT PRICES
83. 9.8 NETWORK PRICE VOLATILITY
84. Chapter 10 – Economic Principles in Relation to the ESI
85. 10.1 BASIC ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES IN AN ESI CONTEXT
86. 10.2 OPTIMAL PRICING BY ASSET OWNERS
87. 10.3 REGULATED PRICES
88. 10.4 TAXES AND SUBSIDIES
89. 10.5 GAMES, INTERACTION AND BEHAVIOUR
90. 10.6 ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
91. 10.7 MARKET FAILURE
92. 10.8 SHOCKS
93. 10.9 THE POLITICAL ECONOMICS OF LIBERALISATION
94. Chapter 11 – Financial Modelling of Power Plant
95. 11.1 POWER PLANT FINANCIAL MODEL
96. 11.2 THE BASELOAD CONTRACT
97. 11.3 THE PLANNED FLEXIBILITY CONTRACT
98. 11.4 THE VANILLA OPTION CONTRACT
99. 11.5 EXTRA FLEXIBILITY
100. 11.6 FINANCE AND HEDGING
101. 11.7 ACCOUNTING
102. Chapter 12 – Security of Supply
103. 12.1 SUPPLY CHAIN
104. 12.2 RESERVE MARGIN
105. 12.3 THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR SECURITY OF SUPPLY

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