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The New Electricity Trading Arangement (NETA) brought fundamental
reform to the way that electricity is traded.
The electricity wholesale market in England and Wales
(the Pool) was replaced by commodity type trading arrangements
in March 2001.
Power generation companies needed to be in a position from
which they could capitalise on these arrangements.
Trading applications rely on up to the second metering data
in order to provide accurate information for traders to act upon.
Kenda's Operational Metering Summator
and range of software can supply both second by second operational
data used for vital supply/demand information and half hourly
tariff data that can be used to bill
customers.
The data is collected by the OMDO/MDCS terminal and then pushed
into any ODBC compliant database that can then be viewed by the
proprietary Trading package. |