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Teodoro, M. F., Andrade, M., Silva, E. C., Borges, A. & Covas, R. (2018). Energy prices forecasting using GLM. In Teresa A. Oliveira, Christos P. Kitsos, Amílcar Oliveira, Luís Grilo (Ed.), Recent studies in risk analysis and statistical modeling.: Springer.

M. F. Teodoro et al.,  "Energy prices forecasting using GLM", in Recent studies in risk analysis and statistical modeling, Teresa A. Oliveira, Christos P. Kitsos, Amílcar Oliveira, Luís Grilo, Ed., Springer, 2018

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TI  - Energy prices forecasting using GLM
T2  - Recent studies in risk analysis and statistical modeling
AU  - Teodoro, M. F.
AU  - Andrade, M.
AU  - Silva, E. C.
AU  - Borges, A.
AU  - Covas, R.
PY  - 2018
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AB  - The work described in this article results from a problem proposed by the company EDP - Energy Solutions Operator, in the framework of ESGI 119th, European Study Group with Industry, during July 2016. Markets for electricity have two characteristics: the energy is mainly no-storable and volatile prices at exchanges are issues to take into consideration. These two features, between others, contribute significantly to the risk of a planning process. The aim of the problem is the short term forecast of hourly energy prices. In present work, GLM is considered a useful technique to obtain a predictive model where its predictive power is discussed. The results show that in the GLM framework the season of the year, month or winter/ summer period revealed significant explanatory variables in the different estimated models. The in-sample forecast is promising, conducting to adequate measures of performance.
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