Setting aside certain complications that can arise due to market power it is a relatively straightforward matter to derive (if not implement) a valuation formula for FTRs and to relate FTR valuation with the proceeds of the FTR auction allowing for both taxation and auction efficiency. If the FTR auction is fully efficient and/or if FTR revenues and costs were not taxable then not only would FTR values be maximised but the revenues to grid-connected parties from that auction would also be maximised. The seemingly odd result that FTR auction efficiency affects FTR values flows from the fact that the latter benefit from a tax deduction on FTR acquisition costs which deduction is maximised under a fully efficient FTR auction
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Setting aside certain complications that can arise due to market power it is a relatively straightfo...
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This thesis identifies and resolves an issue caused by Braess's paradox in Financial Transmission Ri...
In a deregulated power market financial transmission rights (FTR) serve as a mechanism for protectin...
Abstract: Many restructured electric power systems use the notion of locational marginal pricing (LM...
It is well known (and demonstrated in [1]) that revenue adequacy of financial transmission rights in...
Setting aside certain complications that can arise due to market power it is a relatively straightfo...
Financial transmission rights (FTR) are financial products that entitle their holder to receive a pa...
The acceptance of the nodal pricing system as a mechanism to organize wholesale power markets has ex...
Abstract— This paper presents an auction and pricing model for both obligation and option Financial ...
This article considers the use of financial transmission rights for managing electricity provision o...
This paper surveys the markets for financial transmission rights (FTRs) around the world. FTRs are u...
This dissertation uses recently developed empirical methodologies for the study of multi-unit auctio...
In this paper ; we investigate how generators' ownership of financial transmission rights (FTRs) may...
Financial Transmission Right (FTR) is one form of the point-to-point congestion revenue right (CRR) ...
The current situation of insufficient investment in transmission tends to weaken the advantages of a...
The paper presents concepts of Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs) and Financial Storage Rights (FS...
This thesis identifies and resolves an issue caused by Braess's paradox in Financial Transmission Ri...
In a deregulated power market financial transmission rights (FTR) serve as a mechanism for protectin...
Abstract: Many restructured electric power systems use the notion of locational marginal pricing (LM...
It is well known (and demonstrated in [1]) that revenue adequacy of financial transmission rights in...