Name: Quantitative Energy Finance. Recent Trends and Developments
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Author: Almut E. D. Veraart;Fred Espen Benth
ISBN: 9783031505997

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Quantitative Energy Finance. Recent Trends and Developments

Type

Physical Book

Publisher

Springer International Publishing AG

Author

Almut E. D. Veraart;Fred Espen Benth

Year

2025

Pages

267

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23.5x15.5 cm

ISBN13

9783031505997

Quantitative Energy Finance. Recent Trends and Developments

Almut E. D. Veraart;Fred Espen Benth (Author) · Springer International Publishing AG · Paperback

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Synopsis "Quantitative Energy Finance. Recent Trends and Developments"

Power markets are undergoing a major transformation from gas and oil-fueled generation toward renewable electricity production from wind and solar sources. Simultaneously, there is an increasing demand for electrification, coupled with long-term climate-induced weather changes. The uncertainties confronting energy market participants require sophisticated modelling techniques to effectively understand risk, many of which are covered in this book. Comprising invited papers by high-profile researchers, this volume examines the empirical aspects of forward and futures prices, uncovering patterns of noise factors in various European electricity markets. Additionally, it delves into the recent, influential classes of Hawkes and trawl processes, emphasizing their significance in energy markets. The impact of renewables on energy market prices is a pivotal concern for both producers and consumers. Mean-field games provide a powerful mathematical framework for this, and a dedicated chapter outlining their dynamics is included in the book. The book also explores structural financial products and their connection to climate risk as a risk management tool, underscoring the essential need for a comprehensive understanding of these products in the realm of "green finance," to which the energy industry is integral. Lastly, the book thoroughly analyzes spatial smoothing and power purchase (PPA) contracts, addressing central issues in energy system planning and financial operations. Tailored for researchers, PhD students, and industry energy analysts, this volume equips readers with insights and tools to navigate the constantly evolving energy market landscape. It serves as a sequel to the earlier Quantitative Energy Finance book, featuring all-new chapters.