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Cochran, Jaquelin, Matthew Futch, Juha Kiviluoma, Hannele Holtinnen, Antje Orths, Emilio Gómez-Lázaro, Sergio Martín-Martínez, et al. Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems.. NREL, 2013. Publisher's VersionAbstract
Cochran, Jaquelin, et al. 21st Century Power Partnership. Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems." Produced under the guidance of the Department of Energy and the Clean Energy Ministerial by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory under Interagency Agreement S- OES - 12 - IA - 0010 and Task Number WFH1.2010. October 7, 2013."
“Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems.” In, 2014. Publisher's VersionAbstract
21st Century Power Partnership. Market Evolution: Wholesale Electricity Market Design for 21st Century Power Systems." Produced under the guidance of the Department of Energy and the Clean Energy Ministerial by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory under Interagency Agreement S- OES - 12 - IA - 0010 and Task Number WFH1.2010. October 7, 2013."

Market Design

Find papers and presentations on all market design topics;

Capacity Markets, Competitive Market Models, ELMP, Financial Transmission Rights, investment incentives, lessons from abroad, lessons from other industries, LMP, price formation, regional transmission organizations, retail pricing, and. scarcity pricing.

 

Whitley, Stephen. “Market Based Planning.” In, 2010.Abstract
steve_whitleyhepgsept2010.pdf
Whitley, Stephen. Market Based Planning." Presentation to the Harvard Electricity Policy Group, Sixtieth Plenary Session, Cambridge, MA. September 30, 2010. 9 pages."
", “Market Arrangements for Electricity.” In, 2003.Abstract

Market Arrangements for Electricity (Commission for Energy Regulation - Ireland). Interconnector Trading Principles: 17 October 2003.

• Market Arrangements for Electricity: 12 September 2003.
• Twohig, Sonya: ESB National Grid Response. McKervey,
• Ken: ESB PG Comments.
• O'Brien, Keelin: MAE Detailed Desing Response.
• McDyer, Fiachra: Co-Optimised Reserve: Some Aspects and Issues.
• http://www.cer.ie/cerdocs/presentationPA231003.pdf

October 2003. Conference proceedings.

Marginal Cost

The cost of providing additional electricity; "The competitive price of a MWh of electricity is equal to the additional amount it would cost to generate an additional MWh, once all current demand is met. This additional cost is commonly referred to as the marginal cost. The marginal cost of generating electricity rises as more electricity is produced, because different generators use different types and amounts of fuel_.under competition, the rising marginal cost of electricity leads to high prices when demand is high and low prices during low-demand periods." (GAO-02-828 Restructured... Read more about Marginal Cost

Margin

The difference between net capacity (a system's total capacity resources) and net internal demand, that is generally expressed in MW for operating reserves and as a percentage of either system load or installed generating capacity for planning reserves
of Regulatory, Ad-Hoc Group, and Energy Economics Professionals. “Manifesto on The California Energy Crisis.” In, 2003.
ad-hoc.energy.professionals_california.manifesto_1-30-03.pdf
Alexander, Barbara. “Managing Default Service to Provide Consumer Benefits in Restructured States: Avoiding Short-Term Price Volatility.” In, 2003.
alexander_default.service_7-03.pdf
Cragg, Michael Ian, and I. “Management Control and Privatization in the United Kingdom: A Quiet Life Disturbed.” In, 1996.Abstract
cragg_mngtcontrol_1996.pdf
Cragg, Michael Ian and I.J. Alexander Dyck. Management Control and Privatization in the United Kingdom: A Quiet Life Disturbed Draft. September 1996.

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