Since January 1st, 2011 the electricity exchanges of Italy and Slovenia are working under a mechanism of market coupling for their respective day-ahead markets. Similar mechanisms are being implemented in many European countries to foster the integration of electricity markets that eventually will merge into one large European power market. This short paper is one of the first works in which, by analysing market results, we try to assess the degree of integration of the Italian and Slovenian electricity markets due to the market coupling policy.
VISCONTI PARISIO, L., Pelagatti, M. (2014). Market coupling between electricity markets: Theory and empirical evidence for the Italian-Slovenian interconnection. In European Energy Market (EEM), 2014 11th International Conference on the (pp.1-5) [10.1109/EEM.2014.6861263].
Market coupling between electricity markets: Theory and empirical evidence for the Italian-Slovenian interconnection
VISCONTI PARISIO, LUCIAPrimo
;PELAGATTI, MATTEO MARIASecondo
2014
Abstract
Since January 1st, 2011 the electricity exchanges of Italy and Slovenia are working under a mechanism of market coupling for their respective day-ahead markets. Similar mechanisms are being implemented in many European countries to foster the integration of electricity markets that eventually will merge into one large European power market. This short paper is one of the first works in which, by analysing market results, we try to assess the degree of integration of the Italian and Slovenian electricity markets due to the market coupling policy.
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