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- 1 WHOLESALE ELECTRICITY MARKET DESIGN AND STRUCTURE Massimo
Parati Market Department Italian Regulatory Authority for
Electricity and Gas Milan, March 4, 2010
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- 2 Agenda 1. Wholesale Market Design a) Long term forward and
derivative markets b) Short term forward markets and balancing
market 2. Wholesale Market Structure a) Wholesale market prices
trend b) Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 3 Agenda 1. Wholesale Market Design a) Long term forward and
derivative markets b) Short term forward markets and balancing
market 2. Wholesale Market Structure a) Wholesale market prices
trend b) Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 4 Long term forward and derivative markets Over-The-Counter
(OTC) trading: free trading of customized forward electricity
contracts (physical delivery) MTE: forward market managed by
Gestore dei Mercati Energetici (GME); regulated trading of yearly,
quarterly and monthly standard forward contracts (physical
delivery) IDEX: future market managed by Borsa Italiana (BI);
regulated trading of yearly, quarterly and monthly standard future
contracts (cash settlement or physical delivery)
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- 5 Long term forward and derivative markets Central Counterparty
OTCNone MTEGME IDEX CC&G (Cassa di Compensazione e Garanzia)
clearing house Long term forward and derivative markets
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- 6 OTC MTE IDEX MGP Notification to GME of production and
consumption schedules for physical delivery PCE Notification to GME
of forward and future contractual positions to settle by physical
delivery
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- 7 Agenda 1. Wholesale Market Design a) Long term forward and
derivative markets b) Short term forward markets and balancing
market 2. Wholesale Market Structure a) Wholesale market prices
trend b) Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 8 Short term forward markets and real-time market MGP:
Day-Ahead Market managed by GME (the Power Exchange - PX) MI (two
sessions: MI1; MI2): Intra-Day Markets managed by GME (the Power
Exchange - PX) MSD ex-ante and MB (five sessions: MB1; MB2; MB3;
MB4; MB5): Ancillary Services Markets managed by TERNA (the
Transmission System Operator - TSO)
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- 9 Short term forward markets and balancing market Central
Counterparty MGPGME (PX) MI1 and MI2GME (PX) MSD ex-ante, MB1, MB2,
MB3, MB4 e MB5 TERNA (TSO) Short term forward markets and balancing
market
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- 10 Short term forward markets and balancing market Pricing rule
MGP Zonal Marginal Prices (for sellers) and Single National Price
(for buyers) MI1 and MI2Zonal Marginal Prices MSD ex-ante, MB1,
MB2, MB3, MB4 e MB5 Pay-as-Bid Short term forward markets and
balancing market
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- 11 Short term forward markets and real-time market
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- 12 MGP In the Day-Ahead Market, hourly energy blocks are traded
for the next day Market Participants submit offers/bids where they
specify the minimum/maximum price at which they are willing to
sell/purchase the designated quantity After the gate closure,
supply offers/demand bids are accepted in the economic merit order
and in such a way as to satisfy transmission limits between
zones
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- 13 Clearing Price Supply Curve Demand Curve Equilibrium
Quantity P* MGP
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- 14 MGP Accepted supply offers are valued at the clearing price
of the zone to which they belong. This price is determined, for
each hour, by the intersection of the demand and supply curves and
is differentiated from zone to zone in case of binding transmission
limits (inter-zonal congestions -> market splitting) Accepted
demand bids are valued at the single national price (PUN), which is
equal to the average of the zonal clearing prices, weighted by the
amount of energy purchased in each zone
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- 17 MI In the Intra-day Market participants are allowed to
modify the schedules resulting from the Day-Ahead Market by
submitting additional demand bids or supply offers Supply offers
and demand bids are selected under the same criterion as for the
Day-Ahead Market; contrary to the Day-Ahead Market, accepted demand
bids are valued at the zonal price
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- 18 MSD ex ante and MB Participation in this market is
compulsory for and limited to the dispatching users only on the
production side Dispatching users: are required to offer all the
available capacity from their units, which TERNA has authorized to
provide dispatching services must submit incremental bids (in order
to increase injections) and decremental bids (in order to decrease
the injections) bids are differentiated for secondary reserve and
for other services TERNA procures resources required for managing,
operating and controlling the system, in order to: solve
intra-zonal congestions create a reserve margin balance injections
and withdrawals in real time
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- 19 TERNA uses ancillary services for the security management of
the national system and to assure the service quality Congestion
management Secondary reserve (f / P control) Tertiary reserve
Realtime balancing Primary frequency control Primary voltage
control Load rejection Black start capability Secondary voltage
control Mandatory services (outside MSD) Dispatching Services
Market (MSD) Regulated contracts Interruptible customers MSD ex
ante and MB
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- 20 Agenda 1. Wholesale Market Design a) Long term forward and
derivative markets b) Short term forward markets and balancing
market 2. Wholesale Market Structure a) Wholesale market prices
trend b) Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 21 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 22 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 23 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 24 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 25 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 26 Wholesale market prices trend
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- 27 Agenda 1. Wholesale Market Design a) Long term forward and
derivative markets b) Short term forward markets and balancing
market 2. Wholesale Market Structure a) Wholesale market prices
trend b) Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 28 Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 29 Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players Residual
demand analysis: the aim of this analysis is to measure the
unilateral market power by calculating the share of hourly demand
that a producer can monopolize in one or more market zones
(residual demand); in other words, a so-called pivotal producer has
the power to push the market clearing price as high as she wants
(up to the cap) without losing that share of demand
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- 30 Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 31 Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players
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- 32 Market Concentration and Pivotal Market Players