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NYT: Traders Profit as Power Grid Is Overworked

August 15,2014



The New York Times yesterday published a piece on electricity trading, specifically congestion hedges and trading.

The NYT finds:

"Across the nation, investment funds and major banks are wagering billions on similar trades using computer algorithms and teams of Ph.D.s, as they chase profits in an arcane arena that rarely attracts attention."

The piece also includes this conclusion regarding deregulation:

"The idea behind deregulation was to eliminate old monopolies and create robust, competitive markets that would encourage investment and ultimately lower costs for consumers. But in most places, electricity bills have been rising, not falling."

See the New York Times for more

Tags:
Deregulation   Congestion   Trading   New York ISO  

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