Data-driven analysis of the real-time electricity price considering wind power effect
Shengjie Yang, Xuesong Xu, Jiangang Liu and 1 more
Energy Reports · 2020
doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2019.11.102 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
The electricity price is the sensitive signal of the supply–demand balance and some other market incidents. The analysis of the price data can provide plenty of the market information. It is helpful for the participants to understand the market and improve future strategies. However, most of the forecast models eliminate the details to reduce the structural risk for generality. In this paper, the data-driven analysis is proposed to explore the PJM electricity price in detail. The price time series is decomposed into different components. Each component is modeled and tested by the statistical method to illustrate the hidden pattern of the fluctuation, so that there can be reasonable interpretation about the market. The relationship between the price and the wind power is numerically detected through the heterogeneity of the price time series. The paper demonstrates the data-driven method to mine information and achieve the analysis of electricity market. Keywords: Electricity market, Real-time price, Time series, Heterogeneous volatility, Wind power
Abstract licence: CC BY-NC
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