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Probabilistic Forecasting of

Imbalance Prices

in the Belgian Context

Jonathan Dumas

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Introduction

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Focus on imbalance prices

Probabilistic forecasting

A two-step probabilistic forecasting approach in the Belgian context

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Summary

• Problem formulation

• Belgian Context

• A two-step probabilistic approach

• Case study description

• Numerical results

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Problem formulation

4 Resolution Horizon Frequency Inputs

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Summary

• Problem formulation • Belgian Context

• A two-step probabilistic approach

• Case study description

• Numerical results

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Belgian context

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Belgian context

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Belgian context

Marginal and imbalances prices on 08/01/2018

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Summary

• Problem formulation

• Belgian Context

A two-step probabilistic approach

• Case study description

• Numerical results

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A two-step probabilistic approach

10 NRV transition matrices estimation NRV Historic data ARC table Imbalance prices forecast Assumptions Learning phase Operationnal forecaster Step 1:

computing the NRV state transition probabilities

Step 2:

forecasting the imbalance prices

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Summary

• Problem formulation

• Belgian Context

• A two-step probabilistic approach

Case study description

• Numerical results

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Case study description: Belgium

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Dataset: imbalance prices, NRV and ARC table

• Learning Set = 2017 • Validation Set = 2018

We compare to two approaches:

- Deterministic: Multi Layer Perceptron (MLP) - Probabilistic: Gaussian Processes (GP)

Forecasting horizons: from 15 minutes to 6 hours ahead Metrics:

- Probabilistic: CRPS & PLF

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Summary

• Problem formulation

• Belgian Context

• A two-step probabilistic approach

• Case study description

Numerical results

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Numerical results: one-shot forecast

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Horizon = 6 hours ahead 10/01/2018, 12h00 UTC

Hours

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Numerical results: last value forecasted

Horizon = 6 hours ahead, 10/01/2018

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Numerical results: scores

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Mean scores for horizon from 15 to 360 minutes

PLF CRPS NMAE NRMSE % min

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Summary

• Problem formulation

• Belgian Context

• A two-step probabilistic approach

• Case study description

• Numerical results

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Conclusions

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A first step:

- outperforms other approaches on probabilistic error measures - is less accurate at predicting the precise imbalance prices

Future work:

- add input features to better describe the market situation

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Thank you, any question?

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20 NRV transition matrices estimation NRV Historic data ARC table Imbalance prices forecast Assumptions Learning phase Operationnal forecaster

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NRV transition matrices estimation NRV Historic data ARC table Imbalance prices forecast Assumptions Learning phase Operationnal forecaster 1. NRV forecast

2. Selection of the most

probable MIP/MDP into the ARC

table.

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22 2018-01 2017-12 LS VS 2018-01 2018-01 LS VS 2018-12 2018-11 LS VS 2018-01 2017 LS VS 2018-02 2017 -> 2018-01 LS VS 2018-12 2017 -> 2018-11 LS VS MLP & Two-Step Probabilistic Approach GP

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