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This book proposes a new wholesale electricity market design paradigm, with a focus on North America, for centrally managed electricity markets that are based on the novel concept of swing contracts. The author, a professor at Iowa State University, has been working on electricity market design and agent-based computational economics for many years. Her extensive academic, research, and industry experiences, as well as her training in both economics and mathematics, make her highly qualified to provide fresh thinking in this important area. The book proposes the adoption of swing contracts between the system operator and relevant resources to provide flexibility. This flexibility is represented in the form of future availability of dispatchable power paths (“reserve”) with prespecified physical attributes and economic attributes (for pricing purposes). The book contains rigorous mathematical descriptions of the proposed mechanism and implementations.

Markets for Flexibility: It Don’t Mean a Thing If It Ain’t Got That Swing [Book Review]