Closed ThierryOllivero closed 7 years ago
Hello,
Almost raised that one as well, actually in my version I used day-ahead. Then found that EPEX actually refer to SPOT prices as Day-ahead https://www.epexspot.com/en/market-data/elix hence let it go. But in any case "Day-Ahead" I definetly more precise and "Intraday" can come after
We should definitely update the README. However the main question is whether or not "spot prices" is better than "day ahead prices". I think day ahead prices induces more complexity, because it forces you to understand there's a market where people bid 24h ahead of time etc.. There I settled on "spot prices", which is easy to understand from a non-expert point of view: it's the price of electricity on the spot market, regardless of how that spot-market works.
However, when/if we add the intraday (balancing) prices, we will need to make a very clear distinction. For now I personally believe it's ok?
I still vote for day ahead, intraday (or 2 hours ahead) is another, and balancing (with 3 levels!¡!) yet another ones. Yes electricity market are not simple :p
Please re-open if the fix is not good enough:
Readme was also updated.
Looks good to me !
Hello @corradio and @nikkozzblu,
Thanks for your work on prices. Love it. A little issue though.
The map currently shows "Electricity spot price", which is not defined.
It seems like we are currently recovering A44 from ENTSO-E Transparency Platform. Unless I'm mistaken, A44 consists of "Day-Ahead" prices. Not "Intraday".
Therefore, I would suggest to:
Also, please update the Readme.MD to explain where the prices are coming from (and that we are talking of Day Ahead).
Best regards,
Thierry