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RECOMMENDATIONS ON Task Force Emissions Trading THE EUA AUCTION DESIGN EMART 2008 Geneva Joost Pellens Joost Pellens Emart 2008 1 Who are we? The European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET) is an industry association which represents


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RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE EUA AUCTION DESIGN

EMART 2008 Geneva Joost Pellens

Task Force Emissions Trading

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  • The European Federation of Energy Traders (EFET) is an industry

association which represents over 90 trading companies operating in 21 countries

  • We promote pan-European energy trading in open, transparent and

liquid wholesale markets

  • We support trading mechanisms as the most cost efficient way to

curb GHG emissions

  • Our main activities include:

Promotion energy trading in Europe Standardisation of contracts Advocacy

Who are we?

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Joost Pellens Emart 2008 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Mln EUAs/yr

box3 100% free box2, industry free alloc box1, auction

Auctioning in ETS phase 3

What is it all about?

~10 bln EUAs to auction

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Overview

  • 1. Background & Principles
  • 2. Institutional Framework
  • 3. Technical Aspects
  • 4. Timeline
  • 5. Conclusions
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  • 1. Background & Principles

Background

ETS Phase 3 Auctioning as the main method Comitology Procedure Request Commission

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  • 1. Background & Principles

EFET Principles

Clarity Transparency Simplicity Liquidity Reliability

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  • 2. Institutional Framework

EFET recommends maximum harmonisation

Preferred approach: A centralised platform Possible approach: Full Harmonisation and Supervision

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  • 2. Institutional Framework

Rather than having up to 27 auction platforms…

MS/auctioneer 1 MS/auctioneer .. MS/auctioneer .. MS/auctioneer 2 MS/auctionr 27 different auction Rules?? Buyer 1 Buyer 4 Buyer 3 Buyer 2 Buyer ..

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: CAP

We strongly recommend one Centralised Auction Platform

C.A.P. Buyer 1 Buyer 4 Buyer 3 Buyer 2 Buyer ..

“keep it central, stupid”

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: CAP

MS delegate their right to auction to the C.A.P.

C.A.P. Buyer 1 Buyer 4 Buyer 3 Buyer 2 Buyer 5 MS1 MS2 MS3

EUA

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  • 2. institutional framework : CAP

MS however retain their rights to the EUA revenues

C.A.P. Buyer 1 Buyer 4 Buyer 3 Buyer 2 Buyer .. MS1 MS2 MS3

EUA

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  • 2. Institutional framework: CAP

The CAP approach will: simplify procedures enhance efficient conduction of auctions provide more clarity and transparency to the market avoid undesirable competition between MS

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: Trustee Model

"Option B" is a model by which MS can choose a trustee to carry out the auction:

MS 1 MS .. MS 3 MS 2 MS 27 Trustee 1 Trustee 3 Trustee 2

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: Trustee Model

Trustees will be supervised by an EU appointed central body to coordinate auctions and ensure a harmonised approach:

MS 1 MS 4 MS 3 MS 2 MS 5 Trustee 1 Trustee 3 Trustee 2 Supervisory Body

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: Trustee Model

EU Guidelines will stipulate the auction rules :

MS 1 MS 4 MS 3 MS 2 MS 5 Trustee 1 Trustee 3 Trustee 2 Supervisory Body EU Guidelines

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  • 2. Institutional Framework: Trustee Model

Functions to be carried out by the different players:

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  • 3. Technical Aspects

Timing

  • Frequency
  • Early auctions

Auction Type Miscellaneous

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  • 3. Technical Aspects: Timing

Frequency

Frequent auctions, e.g. daily or weekly To enable:

  • consistent supply
  • minimal distortion of secondary markets
  • reasonable lot sizes (~5 Mton/day or 25 Mton/wk)
  • reduced impact of potential problems, such as:

–undesirable strategic behavior –limited participation –type of auction

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  • 3. Technical Aspects: Timing

Early start

Forward auctions, from mid 2011 To enable:

  • Forward electricity contracts to be hedged
  • Sufficient liquidity at the start
  • Better guarantee of a timely implementation
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  • 3. Technical Aspects

Timing: how to schedule auction of 10 bln EUA’s: Not stick to the ‘vintage amounts’

auction scheme 8 yrs 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

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  • 3. Technical Aspects

Timing: how to schedule auction of 10 bln EUA’s: But rather spread them equally over 9,5 years

auction scheme 10 yrs

200 400 600 800 1000 1200 1400 1600 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

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  • 3. Technical Aspects

Type of Auction

Requirements

  • simple
  • Efficient – low administrative burden
  • confidential bidding strategy
  • reflecting best practice of similar commodity markets

Auction type options

  • Of little significance, given high frequency
  • single-round, sealed bid
  • ascending multi-bidding

Pricing system

  • Of little significance, given high frequency
  • System marginal price
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  • 3. Technical aspects

Miscellaneous

Open Participation Reasonable credit requirements Reasonable lot sizes No reserve prices / price caps Immediate publication of results …

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  • 4. Time Line for implementation

2013

  • 2012

2011 2010 2009 2008

START OF AUCTION

EU comitology Stakeholders’ consultation National regulation Forward auctions Spot auctions

PRESENT

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  • 4. Time Line for implementation

2013

  • 2012

2011 2010 2009 2008

START OF AUCTION

EU comitology Stakeholders’ consultation National regulation Forward auctions Spot auctions

PRESENT EU Regulation

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  • 5. Conclusions

EFET recommends:

Strong institutional framework Maximum harmonisation & supervision Frequent (coordinated) auctions Commence auctions by 2011 Regulatory speed up Understanding of MS

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Thank you for your attention More information on: www.efet.org