Power futures trading will be done in a half-hour window
[SINGAPORE] Trading of electricity futures here will be done during a daily half-hour window, with the market operated by the Singapore Exchange and based on spot electricity prices provided by the Energy Market Company, the wholesale electricity market operator here, BT has learnt.
This is not unlike the current trading of oil products in Singapore's oil hub, with this done during the half-hour Platts Window from 4 pm to 430 pm, where physica…
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