Control energy revenues
Do you market your flexibilities via a service provider and lack transparency?
Do you have little or no say in how your flexibility is marketed and how the revenue credit is calculated?
With us, you get a clear view of possible revenues in the balancing energy market and can also automatically send your ideal bids and available capacity to the service provider…
This has real added value and solves the black box!!!
Intro to the FlexPowerHub revenue calculator
The revenue calculator calculates the potential revenue from 2021 onwards in the primary and secondary balancing energy market. Divided into the capacity market and labour market, we also calculate the surcharge rate and the call-off rate in the labour market based on our stored strategies. For the positive and negative SRL market, as well as for the PRL, there are two different strategies to choose from, which differ according to the risk set.
In FlexPowerHub, the risk percentile is the central parameter for the bid calculation if no additional settings such as price limits, call probability, etc. are set. This means that the risk percentile determines where the bids are positioned on the merit order. Low-risk strategies in the 0% – 33% range are therefore in the first third of the predicted merit order list.
It is also possible to increase the basic setting of the stored strategies by 1% increments in the revenue calculator, based on the set risk percentile. For example, if the basic setting of a strategy in the performance market is 40%, the filter +% risk , the risk percentile can be set to 41%, 42%, etc. Up to +10% of the basic setting is possible.
Overview
The following settings can be selected in the revenue calculator:
- MW power:strongSelect the number of MW you want to market.
- Period:strongSelect individual months, alternatively the entire year is calculated.
- Product time disc:strongIf required, you can select individual product time discs.
- +% risk:strong Evaluate different risk scenarios in 1% risk increments.
Negative revenues in the SRENEG reflect the amount to be paid for the power received (in MWh). The delivered capacity (‘work’) indicates the approximate amount of marketed capacity in MWh for the selected period. A negative value describes the quantity of MWh that is taken from the grid through marketing in the LRE negative.
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