Successful trading and bidding into a competitive electricity pool require the ability to respond quickly to the changing market conditions.
iPool provides the features required to enable quick and appropriate market responses:
Energy companies and trading firms will benefit from iPool’s multi-portfolio modeling with its ability to aggregate results and evaluate against historical and simulated market scenarios. IPool models:
IPool’s object oriented technology enables flexible and detailed modeling of different kinds of power stations, their operating characteristics their associated costs and their supply availability.
iPool models the static and dynamic system constraints, the bid offer prices and the reserve offer prices are co-optimized in the pricing and dispatch of generation.
The key to accurate forecasting is the model’s ability to accurately model reality. Validating the accuracy of the model is the first step in forecasting. iPool’s iView facility shows comparison of actual vs. simulated prices for checking model validity. iPool has the following relevant features for market analysis and forecasting:
Generator bid offers change from day to day and it can be dependent on the participant’s contract portfolio, the system demand, the system constraints and other market conditions. Using the actual historical bid offers may not be applicable for forecasting future scenarios. iPool captures the typical bids of all participants for different calendar days and with its iBid module can model the dynamic responses and adjust them to the prevailing market conditions during simulation.
IPool’s use of Object Oriented technology enables complex and flexible modeling of market events. These events can include changes in supply capacity, demand, limits, storage levels, price limits and even market rules.
The chronological sequential type Monte Carlo simulation of iPool, unlike other type of Monte Carlo simulation, can capture the very important tail-end part of the price duration curve. The simulation can be either market bid-based or non-market cost-based and it can model various stochastic variables.
The demand profiles of customers can vary according to the industry, according to the type of calendar day and can have different volatilities. IPool can capture and create load models from the historical demand. These load models can be used for customer classification, for forecasting, for pricing and for detecting non technical loss events.
The cost of supplying specific customer load can depend on the level, volatility, and shape of the customer load which can vary for different calendar days. iPool determines the corresponding peak and off-peak energy price against the market and allows the user to specify tariffs and contracts. It allows evaluation of different pricing schemes and specify pricing margins.
The ability to analyze customer meter data is important in a competitive retail market. iPool can load, process and analyze hundreds of customer meter data.
Detecting and predicting meter data irregularity or what is known as Non-Technical Loss (NTL) is challenging. NTL can be caused by malfunctioning metering equipment but the term is generally a euphemism for electricity fraud or theft which can be in the form of meter tampering and illegal connections. iPool detects and high lights these irregularities and provides the user a way to adjust the detection sensitivity.
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