Yongchao Sun
ABSTRACT
In the recent years, with the development of green finance, investors and government pay more attention to the renewable energy development all over the world. As main part of usable energy, electricity industry will certainly be affected deeply by renewable energy in the future. This paper tries to give a macro analysis about how the electric power future market impacted by the renewable energy and suggests that Arbitraging and speculation for investors and financial institutions in the short term is supposed to operated according to the production of fossil energy based power generation and the demand of electricity related to industry development and economic situation. In the medium and long term, if renewable energy based power generation develops into majority, in the short-term fluctuation, position ought to be bought in accordance with weather and climate forecast; in the long-term price movements, position should be bought before major technical research results in renewable energy based power generation.
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Index Terms
- Macro Analysis of Renewable Energy Impacting on the Electric Power Future Market in the World
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