thomasmarge

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   by thomasmarge 5y ago

   we'll get to work :)
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   by thomasmarge 5y ago

   a number of utilities we work with, including several larger players, currently rely heavily on third party forecasts of demand, wind generation, etc but you're right, some folks we've approached have built large in-house teams
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   by thomasmarge 5y ago

   I think trading is an important application of our modeling work, at least it would help bring real time pricing into equilibrium with 36 hour ahead futures so that power plants with poor ramping constraints can plan accordingly
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   by thomasmarge 5y ago

   nlp is difficult, do you think his tweets could have a direct impact on short term power consumption patterns?
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   by thomasmarge 5y ago

   Canadian markets are also very interesting to us, we've heard Ontario (IESO) utilities are currently underserved in several pilots