Load forecasting in practical terms
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Phil Inje Chang
By Phil Inje Chang
Published on 09/20/2007
Keywords: Forecasting
Published in: Global Energy Business
Publication year: 2002
Competitive markets put a premium on information, and that information can become scarce when it's owned by market participants. A case in point is load forecasts, which utilities have perfected over many years of providing power to their service areas. Suddenly, market participants are active in areas outside of their service areas, or new entities are buying and selling power between regions, and no one has a clue what load will look like.
Published in: Global Energy Business
Publication year: 2002
Competitive markets put a premium on information, and that information can become scarce when it's owned by market participants. A case in point is load forecasts, which utilities have perfected over many years of providing power to their service areas. Suddenly, market participants are active in areas outside of their service areas, or new entities are buying and selling power between regions, and no one has a clue what load will look like.
Load forecasting in practical terms
Competitive markets put a premium on information, and that information can become scarce when it's owned by market participants. A case in point is load forecasts, which utilities have perfected over many years of providing power to their service areas. Suddenly, market participants are active in areas outside of their service areas, or new entities are buying and selling power between regions, and no one has a clue what load will look like.