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Chwong 5:
Block .‘ 8, ğ 2 , ‘, ğBMW
price: r1. s2 . rJ $ ( y+1 j Ź)
Block : H 1 , H 2 ,... , H I MW
otherwise
• This ćondi†ion says, in effec†, †ha† block
will be dispa†ched be†ween rival blocks j and j
if i†s price lies be†ween †heir prices, and if
the system demand D at this time has not
olrreeoad y been sa†isfied by more meri†orious
dispa†ches.
• Possible part dispatch of blocks is not specif
ically indicated in Vi=0 for simplicity of
presentation, but can be easily incorporated
in the model and the solu†ioc
olgorithms discussed cext.
• Seller moximize
* n =1 -› Fig. b,
* n › 1 -› Fig c oed
Fig c:
Fig a:
Fig b:
• Uncer†ain†y and Temporali†y
° uncertain†y of bid price of rivals
° uncertain†y of demand
° S,(p,) is a dis†ribu†ion func†ion which
deno†es probabiIi†y †hat block i will be
sold if i† were offered at price p,
icap
pd\ = 1 oo - o.fi 2d 1
Pd2 = 10o - o.65d 2
Fixad bad
(n¢rt pa rticipata in Öimand-eÖa b Ö in
R i ro
Iám hïșn chÄ cöng
ü• Tin dșng: khà năng
suät phát hay truyÄn
thanh toán hay khöng
îhe thșc thi/chi trá các tài, sa thãi phș Òi;
kët quà bät
nghîa vș bàt bu{oc d/inh/khöng nhu' mong ü• Th;i tru'öng diên: a
trong hop döng giao muõn tù sș thay doi quyël d¡nh sai hay
d/ich (hay khó khàn bät dtnh/biën dong cùa dánh giá sai ve th¡
vÄ Ïài chinh) cãc yÄu tö rúi ro Iryòng
Mô hình hoá
Danh ü• Dș báo
tiëng: ü• Chính sách/LuğhChính ( " M h FI
° ° *
hinh ành trț/xá hôi:
ü• tai tieng
îhay doi hay sș khõng Thi¿•c
Bên trong/bên ngoài hiğn: ü• to
chäc chän cùa các chinh
Chù quan/khách quan chúc, ü•
sách pháp luíșt cùa
OiÀu khien dusș'c/không diëu khiÀn nhân sș,
ngành
Rui ro kinh doanh/tài chính
Lșfi nhuïÿn = Doanh thu- Chi phí
Ln›yng (phę
tãi)
Giá
Žác suat
- Lô (loss)
o J ta i
n • w ° u nga hię tq
w $ m •
• T d th¡ qua . . . .. .
. . . . Lu do , dp ba o phy ta i duqc xa y
u o
d¡mg %i bô sung thêm hÇ s3 chuyên gia.
Các phuong pháp chông kê khác
• Mô hinh trung bính tru@ MA(Moving Average)
• Mô hinh ty hà é qui trung binh tru@ ARMA
(Auto Regression Moving Average).
• Mô hinh ty hà ê qui ket hpp vó i mng binh m@ ARMA
(Auto Regression Integrate Moving Average).
• Mô hinh ty hà ê qui trung bính tru@ vó i cá c bià n
ngogê sinh ARMAX (Auto Regression with Exogenous
varêables).
•. .- . .
• Mô hinh ty hói qui két hpp vói mng binh tru@ vói các
bià n ngogé sénh ARIM LK (Auto Regression Integrate
Moving Average with Exogenous varéables).
Phumig phá p mgng ne-ron nhâ n tgo
• Các dii liÇu dau vào (nhiÇt déj, dé; am, công suat quá khà,
..) dupc thu th$p và sà dyng dê huân luyÇn mdng no-
ron.
r . , .
• Quá trính huân luyÇn mgng làm thay dÔi so gina cac
hÇ
ló p nn tú dó . Sau khi huiln luy$n, mpng dupc sà dyng d$
dy báo phç tái tà các dfi liÇu dâu vào mói.
1›, ,
. r
So sáW kêt qua dg báo cúa mé;t sô
phuong pháp
Phn‹rng phép dy bá o Sai so trung
bình
Phuong pháp hoi quy 4.96
Phuong pháp hôi quy trung binh ou‹;;i 4.77
Phuong pháp ty hoi qui ket hqp vói trung binh 4.50
Quyêt d|nh:
Sai IêcNrúi ro
mói
Tot Cán nhãc
Cán nhãc
Thay dci sai
ech/rúi ro
ProM (S)
* Sàn (floor)
• Dài (Collar)
• Hçrp d6ng hoán d6i theo phç tái (Load following swap): phóng ngiira/chpn
hoàn hào (perfect hedge)
EVNHA1Of
zvuxcuc EvNs&c Evuc&c
Quÿ - 3 năm tói 3+ dśn 20-30 năm tói
Kh6i liżgng giao d¡ch cao Kh6i Iirțzng giao d!+ thàp
Càu trúc chuån/khóng linh Thay d6iiLinh hoïșt theo nhu cau ngvśi muØbán
hoïșt
Dau tw mm nguon phát
18
G iam rui ro thșc hiÇn: chuâ n bț nhâ n lș c — kÿ nă ng
Thiêt țê thpi tri/òng di§n, th! truòng
khí thâi, năng Iu•çrng tái tąo
• Oàu tu’ mói hay mua Igi/sáp nht}p công ty hi§n hú'u?
• Ván dÉ• thú•a/thiáu nguôn cung (vd di¿ báo dài hqn)
• Thách thúc các nguon thay thÉt, tái tpo, di¿ trú
e = ÓÉ1'Í'
— ÓÉ1/ p p dD
o D
=— = óD
— =—
Óp'Í'o Óp/ p D kp D dp
°p
Demand curve
Demand
óD
• Example:
• e= 0 for (3)
• e=1 for (2) where D=Æp
• It should be noted that e may be non-constant,
and can vary over the demand curve, due to its
percentage nature.
• It is not the same thing as siope, which is
dependent on the units used for both price and
quantity.
• Consequently, with the non-iinear demand
curves, the exact e given by the discrete
formula above will depend on the start and end
points chosen (or available in the data).
• Since this is not generally desirable, and an
elasticity for an individual point is preferred, the
difference between the start and end prices can be
minimized.
e=—
p
d
D
D
dp
• In perfect competition, the elasticity of demand
becomes irrelevant due to the intensity of
competition.
• In monopoly, only the demand elasticity matters
since there are no competitors.
• In an oiigopoiy setting, the actions of
competitors and elasticity of demand both
influence the market outcome.
• MARKET POWER
• Definitions:
o Market power is the ability to profit by moving
the market price away from the competitive
lev el.
o Most of the firms have some market powers
and this causes no significant problems if the
amount is small.
• Effects:
o Market power raises price and thereby
transfers wealth from consumers to all the
suppliers in the market.
o Inefficien cy of market.
• Normally, every generator attempt to bid at a
price which is higher than its marginal cost
(MC) to gain the extra benefit.
• Types
o Normal market power
o Negative market power
o Non-market power
o Vertical market power
o Horizontal market power
Di D 2 D 3
Output
- When several firms control a significant share
of market sales, the resulting market structure is
called an oiigopoiy or oiigopsony.
- An oligopoly may engage in collusion, either
tacit or overt, and thereby exercise market
power.
- An explicit agreement in an oligopoly to
affect market price or output is called a
carfe/.
- The behavior of firms in perfect competition or
monopoly can be treated as a simpie
optimization, but an oligopoly requires game
theoretic analysis.
- Monopoly power is an example of market
faiiure which occurs when one or more of the
participants has the ability to infiuence the price
or other outcomes in some general or
specialized market.
- The most commoniy discussed form of market
power is that of a monopoly, but other forms
such as monopsony, and more moderate
versions of these two extremes, exist.
- A well known example of
monopolistic market power is
Microsoft’s market share in PC operating
systems.
- A monopoiy can raise prices and retain
customers because the monopoly has no
competitors.
- If a customer has no other place to go to
obtain the goods or services, he/she either pays
the increased price or does without.
- Thus the key to market power is to
preclude competition through high barriers
of entry.
- Barriers to entry that are significant sources of
market power are control of scarce resources,
increasing returns to scale, technological
superiority
and government created barriers to entry.
• Margin al generator can exercise the market
power.
• Left hand and right hand marginal costs.
• Causes of market power
o Large generator capacity
o Network cons traints
o Additional opportunity to create intentional
congestion
• Factors determine the market
power o Market concentration
o Demand elasticity
o Style of competition
o Forward contract
o Geographical extent of market
• Different approaches to study the market power
o Ex-post analysis of recently restructured market
o Market concentration analysi
o Market simulation ex-ante studies
o Equilibrium modeling