Index

George Levy (RWE npower, UK)

Energy Power Risk

ISBN: 978-1-78743-528-5, eISBN: 978-1-78743-527-8

Publication date: 10 December 2018

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Levy, G. (2018), "Index", Energy Power Risk, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 321-326. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78743-527-820181011

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Copyright © 2019 George Levy


INDEX

American options
, 178–182

for pricing
, 255–256

American/European vanilla options
, 120

Analytic option pricing formulae
, 105–113

Annualized standard deviation
, 63

APX power exchange (APX)
, 192, 199

Arithmetic progressions
, 293

Arrow–Debreu prices
, 143

Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms (BLAS)
, 245

Basket options. See Multi-asset options

Battery storage
, 214–217

BEGKR method
, 169

Benchmark portfolio
, 234–244

Binomial distribution
, 284–289

for large n and low probability p
, 285–286

for large number
, 286–288

normalized binomial variates
, 288–289

Binomial expansion
, 294–295

Binomial lattice
, 115

techniques
, 115

Binomial model
, 171

Bivariate cumulative normal
, 174

Black–Scholes equation
, 146, 259

Black–Scholes model
, 47

formula
, 52

Girsanov’s theorem
, 53

Greeks
, 60–61, 62

historical and implied volatility
, 61–67

inclusion of continuous dividends
, 57–60

Microsoft Excel
, 67–70

multi-asset option pricing partial differential equation
, 50–52

option pricing partial differential equation
, 47–50

probability density function
, 54

univariate cumulative normal function
, 55

Black–Scholes pricing framework
, 163

Brownian Bridge
, 15–17

Brownian motion
, 1, 3

model of asset price movements
, 5

with one source of randomness
, 11–12

properties
, 3–5

C++
, 1

classes
, 245

option pricing
, 254–256

random number class
, 250–254

risk percentiles
, 256–258

vector class
, 245–250

Call options on maximum and minimum of two assets
, 174

Central Limit Theorem
, 265–266

Confidence Intervals
, 267–268

Continuous dividends
, 46–47

inclusion
, 57–60

Contract risk distributions
, 198–200

Contract valuation
, 206–209

Correlation coefficient
, 164

Correlation matrix
, 9, 83, 223–224, 272

Covariance
, 270–272

covariance of n variables
, 271–272

three variables
, 271

two variables
, 270–271

Cox, Ross, and Rubinstein binomial lattice (CRR lattice)
, 118, 169

Crank–Nicolson method
, 150

Cumulative distribution function (CDF)
, 22, 39, 68, 193, 282, 289

Cumulative normal distribution function
, 292–293

Delta function
, 60, 126–127, 261

Demand side response (DSR)
, 2

Dependent variables
, 165

Doubly truncated Weibull distribution
, 98–102, 202–203

Downward branching node
, 139, 142–143, 145

Dual cash-out price method
, 190–191

Early exercise
, 155–159

Efficient frontier
, 225, 226

with no transaction costs
, 225–233

with transaction costs and benchmark portfolio
, 234–244

Empirical CDFs
, 193, 289–290

European options
, 173

call options on maximum and minimum of two assets
, 174

for pricing
, 254–255

put options on maximum of two assets
, 175–178

put options on minimum of two assets
, 174–175

Excel Visual Basic code
, 223

Exponential distribution
, 34, 281–282

Fast response generation units
, 206, 210

Financial risk distributions
, 189

Finite difference

approximation
, 146–150

lattices
, 169

method
, 160–162

Forward price
, 76–77

Four-state Markov Chain
, 195

Fubini’s theorem
, 22–23, 297

Fully implicit method
, 149–150

Gamma function
, 60, 95, 127, 260–261

Gaussian Copula
, 194

Gaussian distribution
, 7, 16

GBP/EUR exchange rate
, 34

GBP/USD exchange rate
, 34

Geometric Brownian motion (GBM)
, 1, 5, 47, 115

Geometric progressions
, 293

Girsanov’s theorem
, 8

Greeks
, 60–61, 125–129

Delta
, 261

European call
, 62

European put
, 62

Gamma
, 260–261

Rho
, 263

Theta
, 262–263

for Vanilla European options
, 259–260

Vega
, 263–264

Grid methods for Vanilla options
, 145

log-transformed grids
, 159–162

standard grids
, 146–159

stochastic process
, 145

Half hourly marginal system price benefit
, 194

Half hourly power price
, 42–44

simulation
, 36

Historic portfolio volume forecast error distribution
, 192–193

Imbalance risk
, 189

benefit of including customer into portfolio
, 194–195

contract risk distributions
, 198–200

contracted energy
, 190–191

MIP
, 195–197

risk distribution
, 192–193

SBP and SSP
, 197–198

single cash-out price
, 191–192

stand-alone cost
, 193–194

Independent, identically distributed random variables (IID random variables)
, 265, 269–270, 273

IID lognormal distribution
, 102

Intraday generation
, 217–221

Intraday power storage and demand optionality
, 210

battery storage
, 214–217

import site with storage and solar PV
, 212–213

storage connected to grid with/without solar PV generation
, 211–212

swing contract
, 213–214

Ito product rule
, 11

Brownian Motion with one source of randomness
, 11–12

in n dimensions
, 14–15

Ito quotient rule
, 12–14

Ito’s formula. See Ito’s lemma

Ito’s isometry–correlated processes
, 25–27

Ito’s isometry–single process
, 23–25

Ito’s lemma
, 5–8, 297

for multi-asset geometric Brownian motion
, 9–11

Johnson binomial lattice
, 133–137

Johnson distribution
, 84

option pricing formula
, 84–88

parameter estimation
, 89–93

Jump diffusion process
, 103

Kalman filter
, 82

Lattice methods
, 145

constructing and using standard binomial lattice
, 121–129

Johnson binomial lattice
, 133–137

log transformed binomial lattice
, 129–133

standard binomial lattice
, 115–121

trinomial lattice
, 137–145

for Vanilla options
, 115

Least squares Monte Carlo optimization
, 211–212, 213

Lithium ion batteries
, 210

Load management
, 35

Log transformed binomial lattice
, 129–133

Log-transformed grids
, 159

derivation of equation
, 159–160

finite difference method
, 160–162

see also Standard grids

Lognormal distribution
, 117, 280–281

Longstaff Schwartz regression approach
, 2

see also Least squares Monte Carlo optimization

Marginal power price
, 33

Market index price (MIP)
, 190, 195–197

Markov process
, 3

Markowitz efficient frontier
, 225

Markowitz mean–variance portfolio selection problem
, 223

Markowitz portfolio optimization
, 1

Martingale measure, pricing derivatives using
, 45–46

Martingale process
, 3

Mathematical reference

arithmetic and geometric progressions
, 293

cumulative normal distribution function
, 292–293

series expansions
, 294–295

standard integrals
, 291–292

Mersenne Twister uniform random number generator
, 250, 252

Merton jump diffusion model
, 102, 255

analytic option pricing formulae
, 105–113

jump diffusion process
, 103

Monte Carlo simulation
, 104–105

parameter estimation
, 113–114

Microsoft Excel
, 67–70

Microsoft Excel VBA code
, 1, 90–93, 223, 230, 240–242

Mixed integer linear programming (MILP)
, 211

Moment generating functions
, 272–273

Monte Carlo

fundamental power stack model
, 2

lattice approach
, 165

methods
, 163

simulation
, 33, 104–105, 192, 250

Multi-asset

Black–Scholes equation
, 163–164

derivative
, 50

geometric Brownian motion
, 1, 9–11

Multi-asset options
, 165

multidimensional lattice methods
, 163, 169–171

multidimensional Monte Carlo methods
, 165–169

pricing partial differential equation
, 50–52

three asset options
, 183–187

two asset options
, 171–182

see also Single asset American style options; Single asset European options

Multifactor forward curve model
, 82–83

N2EX
, 192

National Grid
, 210

Newton’s method
, 64, 66

Normal (Gaussian) distribution
, 277–280

Normal cumulative distribution
, 67

Normalized binomial variates
, 133, 288–289

NORMDIST function
, 67

Numeraires
, 45

Object-based programming languages
, 248

Objective Function
, 1, 230, 233, 244

One factor forward curve model
, 72, 137

exponential factor
, 72

forward price and spot price
, 76–77

option pricing formula
, 77–80

spot price process
, 73–76

One-factor spot model
, 70–72

Option payoff at terminal nodes
, 123–124

Option pricing
, 254–256

American options
, 255–256

European options
, 254–255

formula
, 77–80, 84–88

partial differential equation
, 47–50

Option values computation at given time instant
, 151–155

Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process
, 1, 17

mean
, 18

variance
, 19–21

Payoff
, 45, 46, 54, 123–124, 172, 213

Poisson distribution
, 282–283

Poisson process
, 21–22, 34, 102

Poisson random number generator functions
, 253

Portfolio optimization
, 224

covariance matrix
, 223–224

efficient frontier with no transaction costs
, 225–233

efficient frontier with transaction costs and benchmark portfolio
, 234–244

optimum asset allocation
, 224–225

Portfolio volume forecast error distributions
, 194

Power contracts

imbalance risk
, 189–200

intraday generation
, 217–221

intraday power storage and demand optionality
, 210–217

wind contracts
, 200–209

Power price model

modeling wind and solar generation
, 36–42

power stack model
, 33–36

simulated half hourly power price
, 42–44

Power spot price, stochastic process for
, 205–206

Power stack model
, 33–36

Price European exchange options
, 171

Probability

density function
, 23, 54, 58, 275, 277

distribution
, 15

measure
, 53

Problems
, 27–32

answers to
, 297–313

Put options

on maximum of two assets
, 175–178

on minimum of two assets
, 174–175

Put–call parity
, 46–47

Radon–Nikodym derivative
, 8

Random number class
, 250–254

Random walk
, 3

Reasonable approximation
, 119

Relative contract maturities
, 83

Renewable energy
, 2

generators
, 189

Risk percentiles
, 256–258

Simulation
, 204–205

Monte Carlo simulation
, 33, 104–105, 192, 250

Single asset American style options

Grid methods for Vanilla options
, 145

lattice methods for Vanilla options
, 115–145

see also Multi-asset options

Single asset European options

Johnson distribution
, 84–93

Merton jump diffusion model
, 102–114

multifactor forward curve model
, 82–83

one factor forward curve model
, 72–80

one-factor spot model
, 70–72

pricing derivatives using martingale measure
, 45–46

put–call parity
, 46–47

two-factor spot model
, 81–82

Vanilla options and Black–Scholes model
, 47–70

Weibull distribution
, 93–102

see also Multi-asset options

Single cash-out price method
, 190–192

Single-factor forward curve model
, 82

Solar generation
, 35, 36

actual half hourly UK summer solar PV generation
, 41

actual half hourly UK winter solar PV generation
, 42

current and previous daily average UK solar PV generation
, 38

current and previous half hour UK solar PV generation
, 38

simulated half hourly UK summer solar PV generation
, 41

simulated half hourly UK winter solar PV generation
, 42

Solar PV generation

import site with storage and
, 212–213

storage connected to grid with/without
, 211–212

Spot price process
, 73–77

Standard Binomial lattice
, 115

asset values to lattice nodes
, 122–123

computing Greeks
, 125–129

constructing and using
, 121

iterate backwards through lattice
, 124–125

lognormal mean
, 116

lognormal variance
, 116–121

option payoff at terminal nodes
, 123–124

values of constants by lattice
, 122

Standard Brownian motion
, 4

Standard grids
, 146

backwards iteration and early exercise
, 155–159

boundary conditions
, 150–151

computation of option values at given time instant
, 151–155

finite difference approximation
, 146–150

see also Log-transformed grids

Standard integrals
, 291–292

Standard normal distribution
, 4

Standard statistical results
, 265–273

Central Limit Theorem
, 265–266

Confidence Intervals
, 267–268

covariance
, 270–272

covariance matrix
, 272

law of large numbers
, 265

moment generating functions
, 272–273

variance
, 268–270

Standard Template Library (STL)
, 245

Standard Weibull distribution
, 93–98

Statistical distribution functions

Binomial distribution
, 284–289

empirical CDF
, 289–290

exponential distribution
, 281–282

lognormal distribution
, 280–281

normal (Gaussian) distribution
, 277–280

Poisson distribution
, 282–283

uniform distribution
, 275–277

Stochastic integral expectation
, 27

Stochastic integrals
, 22

expectation of stochastic integral
, 27

Fubini’s theorem
, 22–23

Ito’s isometry–correlated processes
, 25–27

Ito’s isometry–single process
, 23–25

Stochastic processes
, 1, 8, 145

for power spot price
, 205–206

Swing contract
, 213–214

System buy price (SBP)
, 190, 197–198

System long
, 190

System price
, 189

System sell price (SSP)
, 190, 197–198

System short
, 190

Taylor Series
, 294

Terminal nodes, option payoff at
, 123–124

Tesla
, 210

Three asset options
, 183–187

Tidal power
, 2

Time varying drift and volatility
, 8

Time-varying mean
, 76

Trinomial lattice
, 137–145

branching types for nodes in trinomial lattice
, 139

downward branching node
, 142–143, 145

mean reverting trinomial lattice
, 138

normal branching node
, 140–141, 145

pricing using lattice
, 144

upward branching node
, 141–142, 144–145

Two asset options
, 171

American options
, 178–182

European exchange options
, 171–173

European options on maximum or minimum
, 173–178

Two dimensions, Ito product and quotient rules in
, 11–14

Two-factor spot model
, 81–82

Uniform distribution
, 275–277

Uniform grid
, 156

Univariate cumulative normal function
, 55

Value at risk (VAR)
, 192

Vanilla European options, Greeks for
, 259–264

Vanilla options
, 47–70

Vanilla options, grid methods for
, 145

log-transformed grids
, 159–162

standard grids
, 146–159

stochastic process
, 145

Vanilla options, lattice methods for
, 115

constructing and using standard binomial lattice
, 121–129

Johnson binomial lattice
, 133–137

log transformed binomial lattice
, 129–133

standard binomial lattice
, 115–121

trinomial lattice
, 137–145

Variance
, 268

of n variables
, 269–270

one variable
, 268

Ornstein–Uhlenbeck process
, 19–21

three variables
, 269

two variables
, 268–269

Vector class
, 245–250

Vega function
, 60, 128–129, 263–264

Visual Basic
, 67

Volatility
, 5

historical
, 61–64

implied
, 61, 64–67

smile
, 64

Weibull distribution
, 93, 202–204

doubly truncated Weibull distribution
, 98–102

standard Weibull distribution
, 93–98

Wind contracts
, 200

contract valuation
, 206–209

simulation and calibration
, 204–205

stochastic process for power spot price
, 205–206

Weibull distribution
, 202–204

Wind generation
, 35–36

actual half hourly UK
, 39

actual half hourly UK summer
, 40

actual half hourly UK winter
, 40

current and previous day wind generation load factors
, 37

current and previous half hour wind generation load factors
, 37

simulated half hourly UK
, 40