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EMC writes and publishes articles related to specific aspects of the market.
Tan Liang Ching, Senior Economist (2008) and Teo Wee Guan, Senior Economist (2007)
Publication Date: March 2008
This paper assesses the arguments for and against price revision, and draws comparison to two other ex-ante pricing markets, the Australia National Electricity Market (NEM) and the Argentina Wholesale Electricity Market (WEM). It then presents EMC’s recommendations, which strive to balance the interests among all NEMS stakeholders.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: November 2004; updated March 2008
This paper focuses on the relationship between nodal prices and transmission loss.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: October 2005; updated January 2008
This paper provides an understanding of what regulation is and how it works in the NEMS.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: October 2004; updated September 2007
This paper explores the spring washer effect in detail and discusses its relationship with nodal prices.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: September 2004; updated April 2007
The paper studies the reasons for non-physical loss handling in the National Electricity Market of Singapore (NEMS) and focuses on the instances where it is triggered by a negative marginal offer price.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: May 2004; updated December 2006
The paper explores the co-optimisation aspect of the Market Clearing Engine (MCE), reporting the result of a query by a market participant and providing some recommendations in response.
Lu Feiyu, Senior Market Analyst
Original Publication Date: May 2004; updated October 2006
The paper explores the co-optimisation aspect of the Market Clearing Engine (MCE), a computer model that solves constraints, limits and requirements of the NEMS in real time.