Autor: |
M. J. Ishijara Miyaki, N. J. Pacheco Martinez, S. Luna Quiroz, J. A. Baeza Comparan, H. R. Molley Perez, Sarai Mendoza-Armenta |
Rok vydání: |
2018 |
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Zdroj: |
2018 XXXI INTERNATIONAL SUMMER MEETING ON POWER AND INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONS (RVP-AI). |
DOI: |
10.1109/rvpai.2018.8469828 |
Popis: |
The Capacity Market is called as Power Balance Market (MBP for its initials in spanish) in Mexico, this market takes part of the Wholesale Electricity Market, the commercialized product in this market is Power by buying it, which generates the income to pay power plant fixed costs. The adequate payment of these costs is essential for the continuous operation of existing power electric plants and to attract investment. One of this market objectives is to ease Power transactions between the Wholesale Electricity Market Participants in order for them to accomplish established Power requirements by Comision Reguladora de Energia (CRE for ints initials in spanish) and at the same time to sell Power that is not engaged in Electric Coverage Contracts. The MBP is designed to compute prices that reflects the Power value, in available power function and the additional income to the variable power electric plants costs paid by short term market. Establishing a Power price that reflects the installed electric capacity foments competitive generating innovation because the Market will pay the same price to each Generator that provides Power in a given region and attracts Generators whose operate with lower costs. MBP was first executed in Mexico on 28th February in 2017 with more than MX $ 54,000 millions liquidated in one day and corresponding to approximate 42,000 MW of available capacity of the 2016 production year. At 28th February in 2018 the MBP corresponding to the 2017 production year was executed which first registered Bilateral Power Transactions (TBPot for its initials in spanish) that decreased the Power to be sold in this market more than 80 %. |
Databáze: |
OpenAIRE |
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