Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
4641372 Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics 2010 21 Pages PDF
Abstract

In this article we develop an extension of the affine jump–diffusion modeling framework and use it to build an intuitive and tractable model of an energy price complex. The development is motivated by the need to model prices of electricity while capturing their dependence on the price of other energy commodities. Such a model is essential for valuing a range of typical derivatives traded in the electricity markets: cross-commodity spread options, cross-location spread options, fuel-switching powerplants, etc. We give an approximate pricing method for these derivatives together with precise error bound estimates.

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