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Future Of The Colombian Electricity Market
August 26, 1999
Teknecon Energy Risk Advisors, LLC 1 Hedgefield Court, Suite 200
Austin, Texas 78738-1322 V:512.261.3663 F:512.261.3993
DRAFT
The attached material represents the work product of TERA, LLC. The material is intended tostimulate ideas, suggestions, and discussions between industry and market actors, but should not
be construed as endorsing a particular approach, or providing a recommendation for action.
This material does not represent statements of opinion by CREG or the Ministry of Energy and
Mines. This material may be used by others with advance written permission of TERA.
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Agenda
Introduction.
Objectives Of Future Process.
Analytical Process.
Definitions.
Ideas For The Future Market.
Next Steps.
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Analytical Process - First...
A. Examine Existing ISO Plans, Physical System Characteristics,
and the Current Colombian Power Trading Market.
Review existing studieson the Colombian market. Investigate the trading activityof the current market including volume
of trade, participants in trade, the structure of trade, and the relationship
of the long term to short term market.
Conduct a load characteristics examinationof the current marketincluding a load shape evaluation, correlation of generation load
response, and an overview of distribution system load losses.
Evaluate the price risk of purchasers in the marketincluding the
characteristics of existing distribution tariffs. Develop company capital profilesthrough an examination of credit
ratings, credit history, parental guarantees, and possible enhancements.
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Analytical Process - First...
B. Examine Existing ISO Plans, Physical System Characteristics,
and the Current Colombian Power Trading Market.
Examine existing institutions capabilityfor hosting the new marketand contingency provisions.
Examine the existing spot marketfor pricing consistency, suitability
for settling a forwards market, and for regulatory stability.
Examine constraintson transmission, generator must run conditions,and possible current and future market participants to determine liquidity
development has the potential to be affected.
Examine current metering policies, interconnection points, and capture
of existing metering information to assure consistency and availability orconfidentiality as appropriate.
Examine current market conditionsincluding capitalization, liquidity,
and credit to examine how these factors may influence implementation.
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Analytical Process - Second...
A. Creation of Recommendations on Future Forward Power
Trading Market.
Define and explain market drivers including sources of volatility,convergence, and areas of opportunity for the trading community.
Examine theoretical market power characteristics from the
international perspectiveincluding sources, constraints, successes and
problems of various structures, regulatory issues, and enforcement
structures.
Examine trading techniques to take advantage of fixed price trading,
volatility trading, and basis trading.
Examine current artificial markets for capacity charges, transmission
rates, and ancillary service requirements.
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Analytical Process - Second...
B. Creation of Recommendations on Future Forward Power
Trading Market.
Proposed structure of the market manager ownership structure, and
method of enabling trading.
Proposed structure of the standardized market contractincluding
trader qualifications, hours of the bolsa, size of contract, period(s) of the
contract, daily settlement procedures, end of contract settlement, margin
requirements, clearing processes, arbitration and dispute resolution,enforcement procedures, and sanctions/fines.
Confirm details of self-regulatory structure.
Define governmental relations with the new self regulatory body for
capacity charges, transmission rates, and ancillary service requirements. Develop a draft documentthrough two editing stages that is sufficient
to legally enable trading, and provides draft resolutions for constituting
the regulatory body.
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Analytical Process - Second...
C. Evaluation of the Potential Development and Adaptation of
Existing Software.
Review existing software to determine usefulness, completeness, and
applicability of software in the management of the new forwards market.
Determine inadequacies of existing software.
Investigate and evaluate requirements to fill software gaps .
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What is a Forward Contract?
A forward contract is a firm commitment to deliver or to receive a specified
quantity and grade of a commodity at a specific location within a designatedmonth or at a future date.
What happens during Commoditization?
Markets are characterized by increased price uncertainty, price volatility, price
risk. Price for different products and levels of service become more transparent.
Standardized product building blocks are developed.
Standardized contract specifications usually follow. A forward thus becomes a
future. Binding contract to deliver is created.
Forwards or futures have correlation and convergence with cash market prices.
Definitions
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What is the importance of standardization?
Allows for economic efficiency.
Creates more potential participants to a transaction.
Reduces transaction costs and time.
Adds liquidity and market efficiency.
narrow bid/ask spreads.
buy/sell in size without moving the market.
Definitions
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Definitions
Open Interest
The number of open or outstanding contracts for which thatindividual has not yet made an offsetting sale or purchase.
Trading Volume
The number of contracts that change hands during a specified
period of time.
Liquidity
A market is said to be liquid when it has a high level of trading
activity and open interest.
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Primary Economic Roles of Commodity Exchanges
Price Discovery
They record prices made through trades in an open marketplace Purchase and sales prices are transmitted immediately to be seen
(discovered) by all
Commodity exchanges do not determine prices
Hedging Function Price risk is shifted or (hedged) by using forwards, futures, or
options, like insurance companies shift risk between premium
payers and collectors
Definitions
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Definitions
A hedge is a position in the futures or forwards market that is equal and
opposite to a position at risk in the cash market.
A hedge shifts risk to other market participants, like commercials (or
speculators) with inverse risk.
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Definitions
What might be hedged?
Sale and/or purchase price of electricity.
Cost of fuel for thermal generation. Volatility, instability, price uncertainty.
Maintenance of development, margins, cash flows, market share.
Cost of borrowing funding for development.
It is important for a Company to develop its own hedging strategyand risk tolerance.
If you do not hedge, you accept total price risk.
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Definitions
Characteristics of an Effective Exchange
Liquidity
Ability to trade forwards, futures, or options contracts from 3 to 6 years out,
with high levels of trading activity (volume) and open interest.
Safety
Market, financial and trade safeguards enforced to prevent market
manipulation and anti-competitive activity in a regulated, anonymous
marketplace. Flexibility and Ingenuity
Spreads and strips make trading easier and more efficient such as strips
(combinations of monthly instruments to hedge for longer periods of time)
and spreads (managing prices between markets or geographic points). Hours of operation that match marketplace needs.
New product development - fuels, differing product structures.
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Definitions
Cash market price convergence at contract termination typically
provides hedge reliability.
Cash settlement.Survey of cash market deals can provide protection if well defined.
Calculation of settlement price.
Physical delivery.
Ensures convergence for product at that point.
Mirrors value of product in the cash market.
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Definitions
How can liquidity be developed?
Confidence in reference product (spot-market).
Encouraging a base group of parties to engage in continuoustrading
Encouraging a group of effective market-makers who can price
effectively.
Real-time price information on-line. Participant confidentiality.
Highly standardized products.
Product development tailored to market needs.
Clear and established rules and agreements.
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Ideas For The Future Market
MW
The CND System Operator
During hour of operation:
Technical ClearancePrior to hour of
operation:
Market clearance
Ancillary Services:
Frequency RegulationVoltage Regulation
Price
Regulation services-- Handling of imbalances
Prices for each hourA tool for System Operator
Hour of operation InstantOperations
Futures and
Forward
trading
1 week -3 years
Weeks Blocks
Price
Continons trading
System price in the
Spot market=Reference Price
Clearing service,
Guarantees, margins,
Accounting of gains or losses
Reporting, Risk Management
The MEM Exchange
Futures
Seasons YearsMW
The Day-Ahead Market -- A Spot Market--
Prices for each hour
Time horizon: One day
physical contracts
Forwards
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Ideas For The Future Market
Refine the spot market pricing mechanism in a manner that
encourages accurate and appropriate settlement.
Consider ways to move away from volume weighted settlementmethod that causes prices to be restated after the fact.
Alternatives For Market Manager:
CND-MEM owned electronic exchange.
Partnership with MEM with third party such as Bolsa de Bogota -open outcry and/or electronic exchange.
Subcontract from MEM with third party such as Bolsa de Bogota -
open outcry and/or electronic exchange.
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Ideas For The Future Market
Credit guarantees and enhancement will be a major issue.
Want to encourage a number of actors to participate.
Need to assure counter-party performance on commitments.
Credit alternatives include:
Bilateral or Clearinghouse approach.
Creation of a Clearinghouse within MEM.
Features To be Addressed: Credit enhancement requirements for market.
Availability of credit enhancement from third parties.
Possibility of daily settlement.
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Ideas For The Future Market
Participants
Power Exchange
Financial MarketBilateral Financial Market
MEM Clearing
Netting of
positions
Entry
Registration
Electronic Trading System
Or Open Outcry
Clearinghouse Option
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Ideas For The Future Market
MEM - MarketMEM - Clearing
Collateral Banks+ Settlement Bank
Central OrPrivate Bank
Relationship DAILY CASHSETTLEMENT
REQUIRED
ACCOUNT
BALANCE
TRADE
INFORMATION
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Ideas For The Future Market
Safety Net
In the event of a clearing members failure to meet its obligations, i.e.
maintain margin payments, the loss is restored through the safety netsystem.
That clearing members assets.
Exchange surplus as determined by the Board of Directors.
Payments from the Guaranty Fund.
A pro-rated assessment of other clearing members or collateral banks
based on trading participation.
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Ideas For The Future Market
The MEM Exchange will be as secure as the collective strength
of its clearing members or collateral banks.
Requirements to qualify as a clearing member or collateral bankwill need to be set. Example criteria include:
Must show a minimum working capital of $X,000,000.
Must maintain an account with an approved Bank.Must make a deposit to a Guaranty Fund based upon capital.
Position Limits
Hold clearing members or collateral banks and their customers to a
value of trade commensurate with their capitalization.
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Need For Margin Account
Cash or near cash securities are necessary to cover the overnightcollateral requirement. Changes associated with the traded volume to be
cleared the following day (overnight risk). Requirement: Depends on size and trading activity of counterparty.
A Margin Requirement which reflects the maximum estimated pricechanges from day to day.
Security for unrealized losses (forwards) is also necessary. The amount of collateral required various daily depending on closing
prices, positions and time to financial delivery.
The amount of collateral required can also be varied by the MEM
Exchange due to changes in market price volatility.
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Ideas For The Future Market
MEM Banking Relationships and Deliveries
Works with clearing members directly or through settlement banks who
act as a transfer agent between those traders who generated gains withthose that incurred losses.
Matches companies choosing to take physical delivery of contracts to
companies choosing to receive physical delivery.
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Ideas For The Future Market
Typical Contract Characteristics.
Trading Hours: 10:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Contract Size: 736 MWh Peak Hours: 16 hours from HE 07:00 to HE 22:00
Peak Days: 23 Delivery Days
Monday through Friday
Makeup on Saturdays and Sundays if necessary Rate: 2 MW
Minimum price fluctuation: $0.01 per MWh
$7.36 per contract
Termination: two (2) business days prior to the first calendar day
of the delivery month
Delivery Term: 18 consecutive months
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Ideas For The Future Market
Other Alternative Product Structures.
S01-9X
W1:
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S:
5/1-
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W2:
10/1-
12/31
W1:
1/1-
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S:
5/1-
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W1:
1/1-
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S:
5/1-
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W2:
10/1-
12/31
W2:
10/1-
12/31
Forwards: Seasons (W1 = Winter 1, S = Summer, W2 = Winter 2) and
Year contracts (YR) for 1999, 2000 and 2001
Futures: Weeks, blocks and seasons**
1 year 2 year 3 year
S02-9X S03-9X S01-9X S02-9X S03-9X
YR:
1/1-12/31
YR:
1/1-12/31
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Ideas For The Future Market
Typical Trading Business Process Flow (Day 1)
08.00 The Exchange opens (too early?)
10:00 Bids and offers are due for next day
12:00 Spot prices for the next day are announced
15:30 The Exchange closes
15:45 Trade comfirmation period16.30 Closing routines
17:00 Data validations completed before clearing phase starts
Note: Forwards can be traded in a subset of this time.
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Ideas For The Future Market
CREG
Approves all futures and options contracts before they can be listed.
Reviews terms and conditions of proposed contracts.Oversees registration of firms and individuals who handle either
customer funds or give trading advice.
CND-MEM Board
Ensures the economic utility of the futures or forwards market as a
hedging and price discovery vehicle.
SSPD
Oversees rule enforcement at MEM Exchange.
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CND/MEM Market Surveillance
Monitors market participants.
Analyzes speculative and commercial participation. Analyzes trading activity with fundamental factors in the cash market.
CND/MEM Financial Surveillance
Monitors market participants. Audits contract position of clearing members or settlement banks.
Insures that clearing members or settlement banks maintain position
limits and margin requirements.
Maintains daily communication with clearing members or settlementbank with large positions.
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CND/MEM Trade Surveillance
Enforces a program to prevent market manipulation and anti-
competitive activity.
Monitors floor or electronic activity for proper trading procedures.
Uses penalties and tight recording procedures to prevent abuse.
Ideas For The Future Market
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Substantial opportunity for market-place change exists.
Requires involvement of industry.
Staged implementation. CND-MEM separation from ISA Transmission required.
CND-MEM governance structure needs to be implemented.
Revised CND-MEM duties need to be defined.
Artificial markets will be carefully examined; recommendations froma liquidity perspective may require a phase-in over several years.
Additional physical investments to encourage liquidity may be
suggested.
Conclusions