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The Electricity Market in Singapore

90% of electricity is generated by natural gas

Supplied by 3 pipeline connections and LNG imports

Growing penetration of rooftop and grid scale solar

Baseload cleared futures available for monthly and quarterly trading

The Problem

Insufficient price risk management tools are available to market participants to facilitate term hedging, load shape hedging, and dynamic rebalancing of hedges.

The Solution

A cash-settled, electricity forward marketplace

An open and transparent marketplace where participants with bi-lateral contracts in place can buy and sell electricity forward contracts for a specified future date. These are cash-settled instruments as the price of a purchased contract is compared to the load weighted average price in the spot market (reference price).

  • If the contract is more than the reference price, then the buyer pays the seller the difference between these prices.

  • If the contract is less than the reference price, then the seller pays the buyer the difference between these prices.

For the Singapore economy

Energize economic growth through increased generation capacity and commercial demand

For Electricity Suppliers

Access capital to invest in generation and rebalance volumes based on changes in forecasted production

For Electricity Consumers

Reduce electricity price uncertainty so your firm can more accurately forecast costs

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