pool price

"Every morning, they pool price information and try to save before prices are marked up again."

However, the party who pays the difference is "out of the money" because without the hedge they would have received the benefit of the pool price.

Conversely, the retailer pays the difference to the producer if the pool price is lower than the agreed upon contractual strike price.

Wakeham rejected its plea on the grounds that the market is now functioning reasonably well, and pool prices are already having a restraining influence.

In any event, points out Gibbons, if the pool price rises sharply, as many predict, they are still faced with major discontinuity in very difficult economic conditions.

Children's pool prices at Toys 'R Us range from $3 to $49.99 for one-piece plastic and inflatable types.

Strong competition from the two big generators and from Nuclear Electric, as well as the recession and the continuing low pool price (around which the RECs negotiate for their own supplies) all indicate that the market will remain soft.

But the essence of a market is to strike a balance between buyers and sellers, and if the pool price - the equivalent of the Rotterdam spot market for oil - currently favours the buyers, a Conservative minister should be the last to complain.

Instead of raising the heritage pool price from 2.79 to 3.79 /kWh from 2014 to 2018 as set by the previous government in 2010, the PQ government chose to let the rate increase with inflation while asking government-owned Hydro-Québec to increase its dividend.

Up to 10.5MW of facility capacity is sold to TransAlta Utilities Corporation annually pursuant to a long-term power purchase contract (The Drayton power purchase agreement), and any excess is sold exclusively to the Alberta Power Pool at the pool price.

Around 1300MW will be sold to four RECs at prices based on the pool, but the station's costs will be governed by the long-term contract for the gas to fuel it, so that the higher the pool price, the greater the revenues from the excess electricity to offset against higher costs elsewhere in the group.