This report shows the price changes in exchange traded instruments on different trade dates in a single report.
This report shows trends in the proportion of a company's generation or demand that is exposed to the physical wholesale market. The report ignores any derivative or hedge positions held by the parent companies. A measure above zero represents a long position on physical generation while a measure below zero represents a short position on physical generation.
This report shows the open interest in exchange traded products for New Zealand electricity forward market. Users can express this in GWh, contracts or dollars.
ASX operates a voluntary market making regime to encourage liquidity in the trading of New Zealand electricity futures. Market makers sign a market maker incentive agreement with ASX and commit to undertaking a range of specified actions. This report presents the results of the market maker performance tests undertaken by ASX following the close of each trading session.
The trade volume report presents the number of New Zealand electricity futures and options contracts traded each business day on the ASX exchange. Users are able drill down into the volume data by instrument, location, commodity, duration and maturity, or expiration date.
This report calculates historical location factors for a region or node relative to a selected basis node. A location factor is simply the ratio energy prices at two different locations. They are commonly used to adjust prices from one node to what it might be at another node or in another region.
This report shows historical location factors for a region relative to a selected basis node. A location factor is simply the ratio energy prices at two different locations. They provide useful information when seeking to manage locational price risk and can be used to adjust prices from one node to what it might be at another node or in another region.
This report shows are range of forward price curves for exchange traded instruments in the forward market. These price curves are compared against a simple average of the daily spot price and a 7-day moving average.
This report shows the change in price for exchange traded instruments through time.