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in summer we have one mission reducing the electric rhythm bonus costs for new ball asset owners
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as you probably know with increased proliferation of wind and solar generation assets
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is a blowing challenge for these gases owners in managing the risk of
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into mittens power production that depends on on certain weather conditions
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on one hand the operator requires all market participants to submit
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thirty six hours in advance expected power injections the great
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on the other hand the wind or solar assets owners
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rely on weather forecasts to predict is power injection
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however says no for cost is and the percent reliable no
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always deviations between the expected and the real output
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and these deviations positive or negative are penalise by the
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operator i refer to as agreed in bottles costs
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which can wipe out a large portion of renewable energy cells right
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two addresses challenge would be bought an intelligent algorithm that has three dimensions
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the first one it learns from the past deviations in the
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four costs in order to correct for the new ones
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the second dimension is price
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it's models explicitly the market price dynamics which decides whether
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is the second largest source of a certainty
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and the third dimension uses optimal control to maximise expected
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revenues from seven the power on the shorter markets
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while minimising the embarrassed cause for new but as it when there's five thirty percent
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as you could see in this plot but they profit from
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selling the power using our algorithm in the blue line
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is always higher than this clients they profits
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who uses according to them the best weather forecasts available in the market
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and the reason for our performance is that we use the price the mention in the optimisation
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currently we have three reading proof of concepts and our business model
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is based on the success fees where we charge thirty percent of the cost
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saving of the clients can achieve using our software as a service
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our team is comprised of four marcus professionals with ninety years combined
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experience in mathematics fine as energy trading and i to programming
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we worked with each other for many years at r. w. supplied trading the second largest initiatives in europe
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where i had to the quantitative analysis departments and patterson young when i was an exacting director
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we are raising it haven't fifty thousand swiss francs to expand our markets prizes and to re
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architect our software the service to become production really be part of our success thank you
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hi grandma she and and actually ah
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i'm i'm i'm i i had this
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yes uh this is the uh results of five years of research and development
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uh it is a notoriously very complex problem we surveyed twelve whether for
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cost providers to compare the wind into power and twenty and utilities
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none of them has both have both the price and the weather combined in the optimisation
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it is a complex problem because it calls for a combined skill in i. t. mouse or purses research and so
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no it is a trade secrets
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exact no daily on the basis we push sorry or hourly bases we push
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our forecasts and compare it hand in hand with their own for costs
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i mean we measure as you could see in this graph is is for a pretty particular
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period how much p. n. l. or profit to make compared to their own internal mops
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it's a very long city life cycle is our initiatives is like
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x. p. one on peak where have lot of uh priorities
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this is very important for them but you know to assess the quality we need to have
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a t. v. in place to check the numbers and that's talks takes a long time
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we try not to do to my daughter's defiant have a tan um companies in our pipeline to
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pursue the efforts of saying one pile so the first what comes first and and so on
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upon one another question ah yes
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we tried three that us forces uh the best when it could
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find is in switzerland uh in is a company here uh
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the idea is to the weather for cause is only one input
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it is important but this is not the main a driver for the higher piano but we
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are we tried to read data sources and all of that is was and best
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okay thank you bye and that ah

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