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Figure.7Main specifications of day-ahead electricity market
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Bilateral contracts
Bilateral contracts
Figure.8 Main specifications of Bilateral Contracts
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and quantities. It is
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remarkable that most of these trades are based on long term contracts. Fig.8 gives the main
Bilateral contractsspecifications of bilateral contracts in the IEM.
Buyers and sellers are authorized to trade bilaterally. Although the trades need to be
approved by the system operator, they are free to negotiate about the prices
and quantities. It is remarkable that most of these trades do based on
long term contracts. Fig.8 gives the main specifications of bilateral
contracts in the IEM.
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