The Power Game
Farhad BillimoriaThoughts on market design, game theory and random musings in global electricity and power systems.
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The Value of Compute Load: What cloud markets reveal about the potential for flexible data centers
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By Farhad Billimoria and Conleigh Byers
This post reports on a new academic working paper released by the both of us on “Bits-to-Watts: Connecting Markets and Prices for Compute and Power”. The paper is available here as wel...
WECC Market Co-ordination and the Bonneville Seam
“Managing seams” – if you have attended any conference on Western Electricity Markets recently you may have heard this term mentioned. It evokes images of intricately sewn quilts, and rich tapestries, but for power market folks its a vexed...
Demand-side hedging and market participation: looking back, looking forward
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Back to the future …
We tend to think of an active demand side as an emergent concept, but its foundations can be traced back to the start of electricity markets and well before.
Prof Fred Schweppe and his co-authors,...
Architectures for risk hedging incentives: standard sizing or tailored fit?
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Hedging is core to commodity risk management. The earliest organized futures markets, the Dojima Rice Exchange, was formed in 1730 to allow trade rice futures, via a contract-for-difference and margin scheme known as “Shikigi...
Auction design and price formation: Is marginal pricing the 'best-and-final' offer?
My prior post on auctions and electricity markets here highlighted some of the innovations in auction theory applied to products like telecoms spectrum and financial instruments to improve resource allocation. Here we examine how different...
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