The Presentation of the Effect of Consumer Pricing Model on the Power Market Trades with the Usage of System Dynamic Method

Mohammad Hojjat Poorhemati¹, Sepehr Asgarian Abhari², Seyedeh Ghazal Hosseini^3, , Hamid Akbari⁴ and Mohammad Javad Ghaheri⁴

¹Islamic Azad University of Kerman, Kerman, Iran

²Sama High school, Roudehen, Tehran, Iran

³Haj Abdullah, Tavasoli high school, Damavand, Tehran, Iran

⁴Islamic Azad University of Damavand, Damavand, Tehran, Iran

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Mohammad Hojjat Poorhemati, Sepehr Asgarian Abhari, Seyedeh Ghazal Hosseini, Hamid Akbari and Mohammad Javad Ghaheri. The Presentation of the Effect of Consumer Pricing Model on the Power Market Trades with the Usage of System Dynamic Method. International Journal of Global Energy Markets and Finance. 2024; 3(1):1-20. doi: 10.12691/ijgefm-3-1-1

Abstract

This study was an attempt to examine the impact of the presentation of consumer pricing on electricity market transactions by using the dynamic system method. The participants of the study were sixty Iranian experts in the electricity ministry in Tehran. The participants were randomly chosen. The researchers applied the Likert method and chose a system dynamic model to analyze the data so the findings of the study revealed that there is a statistical difference among factors and on the other hand there is a meaningful full impact on electricity market transactions. The descriptive statistics revealed that there is a significant relationship between some factors and the electricity market transaction. In this model, variables such as the volume of electricity trading, the speed of transactions, the quality of products, energy demand, energy supply, efficiency, growth, price stability, saving, increasing government revenue, determining the optimal price, the goals of life, saving on investment, Reliability, performance, flexibility in time, quantity optimality, price flexibility, profitability, optimality of volume, optimality in consumption, energy efficiency, satisfaction, investment, production capacity, export capacity, import capacity, operating cost, market price equilibrium, price decline Subscribers are considered. Because most of the respondents were filling the questionnaire on variables such as reliability, performance, optimality, transaction speed, energy demand and exports, and ... high score (5); these resulted in a positive trend for electricity market transactions. In contrast to imports and the price balance, the prices of electricity were reduced and the trend of the positive trend of transactions was adjusted.

Keywords:
consumer pricing electricity market transaction dynamic system

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