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HD9685.A2W472007 333.793(cid:3)213015195—dc22 2006028050 BritishLibraryCataloguinginPublicationData AcataloguerecordforthisbookisavailablefromtheBritishLibrary ISBN13 978-0-470-05753-7(HB) ISBN10 0-470-05753-X(HB) Typesetin10/12ptTimesbyTechBooks,NewDelhi,India PrintedandboundinGreatBritainbyAntonyRoweLtd,Chippenham,Wiltshire Thisbookisprintedonacid-freepaperresponsiblymanufacturedfromsustainableforestry inwhichatleasttwotreesareplantedforeachoneusedforpaperproduction. iv JWBK120-FM JWBK120-Weron October6,2006 17:24 CharCount=0 Contents Preface ix Acknowledgments xiii 1 ComplexElectricityMarkets 1 1.1 Liberalization 1 1.2 TheMarketplace 3 1.2.1 PowerPoolsandPowerExchanges 3 1.2.2 NodalandZonalPricing 6 1.2.3 MarketStructure 7 1.2.4 TradedProducts 7 1.3 Europe 9 1.3.1 TheEnglandandWalesElectricityMarket 9 1.3.2 TheNordicMarket 11 1.3.3 PriceSettingatNordPool 11 1.3.4 ContinentalEurope 13 1.4 NorthAmerica 18 1.4.1 PJMInterconnection 19 1.4.2 CaliforniaandtheElectricityCrisis 20 1.4.3 AlbertaandOntario 21 1.5 AustraliaandNewZealand 22 1.6 Summary 23 1.7 FurtherReading 23 2 StylizedFactsofElectricityLoadsandPrices 25 2.1 Introduction 25 2.2 PriceSpikes 25 2.2.1 CaseStudy:TheJune1998CinergyPriceSpike 28 2.2.2 WhenSupplyMeetsDemand 29 2.2.3 WhatisCausingtheSpikes? 32 2.2.4 TheDefinition 32 v JWBK120-FM JWBK120-Weron October6,2006 17:24 CharCount=0 vi Contents 2.3 Seasonality 32 2.3.1 MeasuringSerialCorrelation 36 2.3.2 SpectralAnalysisandthePeriodogram 39 2.3.3 CaseStudy:SeasonalBehaviorofElectricity PricesandLoads 40 2.4 SeasonalDecomposition 41 2.4.1 Differencing 42 2.4.2 MeanorMedianWeek 44 2.4.3 MovingAverageTechnique 44 2.4.4 AnnualSeasonalityandSpectralDecomposition 44 2.4.5 RollingVolatilityTechnique 45 2.4.6 CaseStudy:RollingVolatilityinPractice 46 2.4.7 WaveletDecomposition 47 2.4.8 CaseStudy:WaveletFilteringofNordPoolHourly SystemPrices 49 2.5 MeanReversion 49 2.5.1 R/SAnalysis 50 2.5.2 DetrendedFluctuationAnalysis 52 2.5.3 PeriodogramRegression 53 2.5.4 AverageWaveletCoefficient 53 2.5.5 CaseStudy:Anti-persistenceofElectricityPrices 54 2.6 DistributionsofElectricityPrices 56 2.6.1 StableDistributions 56 2.6.2 HyperbolicDistributions 58 2.6.3 CaseStudy:DistributionofEEXSpotPrices 59 2.6.4 FurtherEmpiricalEvidenceandPossibleApplications 62 2.7 Summary 64 2.8 FurtherReading 64 3 ModelingandForecastingElectricityLoads 67 3.1 Introduction 67 3.2 FactorsAffectingLoadPatterns 69 3.2.1 CaseStudy:DealingwithMissingValuesandOutliers 69 3.2.2 TimeFactors 71 3.2.3 WeatherConditions 71 3.2.4 CaseStudy:CaliforniaWeathervsLoad 72 3.2.5 OtherFactors 74 3.3 OverviewofArtificialIntelligence-BasedMethods 75 3.4 StatisticalMethods 78 3.4.1 Similar-DayMethod 79 3.4.2 ExponentialSmoothing 79 3.4.3 RegressionMethods 81 3.4.4 AutoregressiveModel 82 3.4.5 AutoregressiveMovingAverageModel 83 3.4.6 ARMAModelIdentification 84 3.4.7 CaseStudy:ModelingDailyLoadsinCalifornia 86 JWBK120-FM JWBK120-Weron October6,2006 17:24 CharCount=0 Contents vii 3.4.8 AutoregressiveIntegratedMovingAverageModel 95 3.4.9 TimeSeriesModelswithExogenousVariables 97 3.4.10 CaseStudy:ModelingDailyLoadsinCaliforniawithExogenous Variables 98 3.5 Summary 100 3.6 FurtherReading 100 4 ModelingandForecastingElectricityPrices 101 4.1 Introduction 101 4.2 OverviewofModelingApproaches 102 4.3 StatisticalMethodsandPriceForecasting 106 4.3.1 ExogenousFactors 106 4.3.2 SpikePreprocessing 107 4.3.3 HowtoAssesstheQualityofPriceForecasts 107 4.3.4 ARMA-typeModels 109 4.3.5 TimeSeriesModelswithExogenousVariables 111 4.3.6 AutoregressiveGARCHModels 113 4.3.7 CaseStudy:ForecastingHourlyCalPXSpotPriceswith LinearModels 114 4.3.8 CaseStudy:IsSpikePreprocessingAdvantageous? 125 4.3.9 Regime-SwitchingModels 127 4.3.10 CalibrationofRegime-SwitchingModels 132 4.3.11 CaseStudy:ForecastingHourlyCalPXSpotPriceswith Regime-SwitchingModels 132 4.3.12 IntervalForecasts 136 4.4 QuantitativeModelsandDerivativesValuation 136 4.4.1 Jump-DiffusionModels 137 4.4.2 CalibrationofJump-DiffusionModels 139 4.4.3 CaseStudy:AMean-RevertingJump-DiffusionModelforNord PoolSpotPrices 140 4.4.4 HybridModels 143 4.4.5 CaseStudy:Regime-SwitchingModelsforNordPoolSpotPrices 144 4.4.6 HedgingandtheUseofDerivatives 147 4.4.7 DerivativesPricingandtheMarketPriceofRisk 148 4.4.8 CaseStudy:Asian-StyleElectricityOptions 150 4.5 Summary 153 4.6 FurtherReading 154 Bibliography 157 SubjectIndex 171
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