Handbook of Risk Management in Energy Production and Trading
Handbook of Risk Management in Energy Production and Trading
Handbook of Risk Management in Energy Production and Trading (International Series in Operations Research & Management Science) by Raimund Kovacevic and Georg Ch. Pflug
Ebook page: 506
File size: 12.12 MB
This book presents an overview of the risks
involved in modern electricity production, delivery and trading,
including technical risk in production, transportation and delivery,
operational risk for the system operators, market risks for traders, and
political and other long term risks in strategic management. Using
decision making under uncertainty as a methodological background, the
book is divided into four parts, with Part I focusing on energy markets,
particularly electricity markets. Topics include a nontechnical
overview of energy markets and their main properties, basic price models
for energy commodity prices, and modeling approaches for electricity
price processes.
Part II looks at optimal decisions in managing energy systems, including hydropower dispatch models, cutting plane algorithms and approximative dynamic programming; hydro-thermal production; renewable; stochastic investments and operational optimization models for natural gas transport; decision making in operating electricity networks; and investment in extending energy production systems.
Part III explores pricing, including electricity swing options and the pricing of derivatives with volume control. Part IV looks at long-term and political risks, including energy systems under aspects of climate change, and catastrophic operational risks, particularly risks from terrorist attacks.
Ebook format: PDFPart II looks at optimal decisions in managing energy systems, including hydropower dispatch models, cutting plane algorithms and approximative dynamic programming; hydro-thermal production; renewable; stochastic investments and operational optimization models for natural gas transport; decision making in operating electricity networks; and investment in extending energy production systems.
Part III explores pricing, including electricity swing options and the pricing of derivatives with volume control. Part IV looks at long-term and political risks, including energy systems under aspects of climate change, and catastrophic operational risks, particularly risks from terrorist attacks.
Ebook page: 506
File size: 12.12 MB
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