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Speculative Imbalance Positions by Non-Physical Traders: Impacts on Electricity System Balancing in Great Britain
The electricity system in Great Britain (GB) allows participants to deliberately produce or consume a different volume to their traded position and has incentivised this practice with a single imbalance price since 2015. In particular, non-physical traders (NPTs) often take an open position to imbal
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