Power-trading assistant

Prices, bids and deviation, on one trading desk

MeetCarbon Cloud power-trading assistant is for generators, retailers and large offtakers: provincial prices, forecasts, strategy backtests, risk limits, orders and fills, and the settlement summary sit together. Clearing and fund transfer happen at the power exchange. This product keeps the decision record and the review.

6 markets
From spot through retail
Forecast
Models, tasks and factors
Backtest
Limits before a bid is kept
Settlement
Energy through deviation cost
Trading overview
Sample data
386
Day-ahead price
CNY/MWh
+80 MWh
Deviation today
4
Active strategies
Revenue mix
  • Spot48%
  • Forward32%
  • Green12%
  • Ancillary8%
Alerts to confirm
  • Position limit at 86%Major
  • Day-ahead deviation over thresholdInfo
Full path

From the tape to settlement, along the same book

Six steps match the menus in the product. Clearing stays at the exchange. Forecasts, strategy and review stay here.

  1. 01

    Prices

    Bring in provincial clearing, load and notices. Live and history sit together.

    Market data
  2. 02

    Forecast

    Run a price forecast from models, tasks and factors. The result is labeled a forecast.

    Price forecast
  3. 03

    Strategy

    Generate a conservative, balanced or aggressive sleeve from a template, next to the live position.

    Trading strategy
  4. 04

    Risk

    After the backtest, check position, loss and volume limits. A sleeve over the limit does not become a bid.

    Risk control
  5. 05

    Bids

    Orders, fills, positions and bids stay on this book for the trader to check.

    Trade execution
  6. 06

    Settlement

    Roll up energy, ancillary services, green power, capacity and deviation cost.

    Settlement summary
Product tour

What you open in the trading assistant

The list groups prices and forecasts, strategy and risk, and the book and review. Pick a module to see its tabs and what it does.

MeetCarbon Cloud · Power trading / Overview

Overview

Prices and forecasts
Tabs
Day-ahead priceDeviation todayActive strategiesAlerts
What it does

The home view rolls up price, deviation, strategies that are running, and alerts waiting for confirmation.

  • Price and deviation on one screen
  • Active strategies can be opened
  • Limit and deviation alerts surface first
Screen sampleDay-ahead price
Day-ahead386
Deviation+80 MWh
Active strategies4
Position limit86%

Tab names follow the product menus. Figures on this page are samples, not a company’s fills or revenue.

Operating states

Strategies, orders and limits each have their own states

Whether a strategy is running, how far an order has filled, and how much of a limit is used are recorded separately. A strategy over its limit does not create the next bid.

Strategy

Which execution stage a strategy is in.

  • Pending
    Saved, not started
    strategy
  • Running
    Producing bid suggestions
    strategy
  • Paused
    Held, record kept
    strategy
  • Stopped
    No new bids
    strategy

Order

Fill progress aligned with the exchange confirmation.

  • Partial fill
    Quantity still open
    order
  • Filled
    Quantity complete
    order
  • Cancelled
    The reason is on the record
    order

Limit

Four limit types each have a usage rate.

  • Position
    By position size
    type
  • Loss
    By loss amount
    type
  • Volume
    By traded or offered volume
    type
  • Concentration
    By one market or counterparty
    type

11 statesFill status follows the exchange confirmation. This page only shows how the product separates states.

Who uses it

Each role opens a different door

The same tape: the trader reads bids, risk reads limits, the retailer reads the spread.

The question to answer

How far is the day-ahead forecast from the forward book, and did this sleeve pass the limit?

What they check
  • Day-ahead price
  • Three sleeves
  • Position limit
Modules they use
Price forecastStrategy generationRisk limits
Deviation sketch

See the volume gap before the charge

Move planned energy, actual energy, the clearing price and the deviation charge. The charge is the absolute gap times the unit charge.

Deviation = actual − planned. Charge = |deviation| × unit charge. The clearing price is shown for comparison and is not added into this charge.

Actual is above plan
+80MWh
Deviation
+80 MWh
Illustrative charge
6,400 CNY
Reference energy value
30,880 CNY

This calculator only sketches energy and a unit price. It does not forecast prices and it is not trading advice. Provincial rules, tolerance bands and hourly definitions follow the exchange.

Decision loop

From the tape to the ledger, in one record

The trader reads prices and the forecast, the strategy passes backtest and limits, the bid is kept, then settlement is posted.

  1. 1
    Read prices

    Clearing, load and notices.

  2. 2
    Publish a forecast

    Run a task. The result is labeled a forecast.

  3. 3
    Generate a strategy

    Take a conservative, balanced or aggressive sleeve from a template.

  4. 4
    Pass the limits

    After the backtest, check the four limits. A sleeve over the limit does not become a bid.

  5. 5
    Keep the bid

    Orders, fills and positions go on the book.

  6. 6
    Book settlement

    Energy, ancillary, green power, capacity and deviation cost enter the summary.

Boundary

Decisions and the book live here. Clearing and dispatch live next door

The trading assistant covers how prices are gathered, how strategy is kept, how limits block a bid, and how settlement is recorded. Invitations, charge and discharge, and asset registration each have a product.

This product owns

  • Provincial prices, live prices and market notices
  • Forecast models, tasks and factors
  • Strategy templates, generation, backtests and execution records
  • The risk dashboard, alerts, limits and stress tests
  • Orders, fills, positions and bid records
  • Books for spot, forwards, ancillary services, green power, capacity and retail
  • The settlement summary, AI suggestions and draft reports

Clearing, fill confirmation and fund transfer happen at the power exchange and in finance. This product keeps the orders, fills and settlement summary used for comparison.

Getting started

Five steps to open the first book

An account and provincial prices come first, then a forecast and a backtest, then the settlement summary.

Prepare before you start
  • 1Trading entity, province and market eligibility
  • 2Exchange account or a note on the price source
  • 3Forward contracts and the current position
  • 4Limits for position, loss, volume and concentration
  • 5Settlement cycle and the provincial deviation rule

Historical fills can be backfilled into analysis. A backfill does not replace the exchange settlement statement.

  1. 1
    Create the account

    Enter the entity, province and the markets it may join.

    This step produces · Account record
  2. 2
    Connect prices

    Import or connect clearing, load and notices.

    This step produces · A price series
  3. 3
    Set a forecast task

    Pick a model and factors and produce one price forecast.

    This step produces · Forecast result
  4. 4
    Apply a template and backtest

    Replay history and check the limits.

    This step produces · Backtest record
  5. 5
    Publish the settlement summary

    Once fills exist, export the lines and net revenue.

    This step produces · Settlement sheet
Platform

Many accounts, an audit trail, and export

The trading assistant runs on MeetCarbon Cloud and shares organization and permissions with the virtual power plant and storage operations.

Many accounts

One organization can separate books by trading entity.

Six markets

Spot through retail stay on separate lines.

Audit trail

Starting a strategy, changing a limit, a bid and an export record who did it and when.

Export

Backtests, revenue and the settlement summary can be exported for reconciliation.

SaaS

Annual subscription. Published prices are on the pricing page and follow the contract.

Private deployment

Can be deployed in the customer environment. Implementation is listed separately on the pricing page.

FAQ

Where bids, forecasts and settlement stop

These are the lines customers check most often.

Does an order here mean the exchange has cleared it?

Orders, fills and positions are comparison records on this book. Clearing and fill confirmation follow the power exchange. Strategy generation stays a suggestion and is not filed to the exchange automatically.

Does a price forecast guarantee revenue?

Forecast tasks, strategy suggestions, revenue simulations and the deviation sketch on this page are labeled as forecasts or illustrations. Actual settlement follows the exchange statement and the provincial rule.

How is this split from the virtual power plant?

The virtual power plant aggregates resources and handles invitations and clearing coordination. The trading assistant records this entity’s prices, bids, fills and settlement. The two can be compared. Neither replaces the other.

How is this split from storage operations?

Storage operations covers site charge and discharge, safety alarms and site revenue. The trading assistant covers market bids and the settlement book. Cabinet control is not sent from this desk.

How do green-power records split from carbon assets?

Green-power volume, premium and certificate numbers sit in the six-market book. Allowances, CCER and inclusive-carbon holdings and surrender sit in carbon asset management. A certificate that must enter the carbon ledger is registered there.

Lay out prices and deviation for one province first

Tell us which markets you join, the settlement cycle and who bids today. We will walk through forecasts, backtests and settlement in this structure.