Market coverage
ElecSim ships with China’s centralized market model. Because the grid, participant and data models are market-agnostic, adding another market means adding a rule set — not rebuilding the simulator.
China’s spot market pilots use a centralized, security-constrained design in which the system operator optimises the whole market at once. ElecSim models that design natively, and layers the medium- and long-term market on top of it rather than treating the two as separate products.
Roadmap
Each market below is modelled as a rule set on top of the same simulation core. They are on our product roadmap, and any of them can also be commissioned today as a custom engagement — tell us which one you need first.
ISO and RTO market designs
PJM, CAISO and ERCOT style designs, where prices are formed at each node and bilateral trading sits alongside the organized markets.
Release to be confirmed · can be commissioned now
National Electricity Market
An energy-only spot market with five-minute dispatch intervals and FCAS ancillary services, plus the retail contract layer that sits on top of it.
Release to be confirmed · can be commissioned now
Coupled day-ahead and intraday markets
EPEX SPOT and Nord Pool style market coupling: day-ahead auctions, continuous intraday trading and cross-border capacity allocation.
Release to be confirmed · can be commissioned now
JEPX and the capacity market
Day-ahead and intraday spot markets, baseload and supply-demand adjustment products, and the capacity market mechanism.
Release to be confirmed · can be commissioned now
Architecture
Adding a market to ElecSim is a configuration exercise rather than a rewrite, because the simulation core is deliberately market-independent.
Grid topology, participant models, the order book, the settlement ledger and the training platform are the same in every market.
Each market contributes its own clearing algorithm, pricing method, product set, rule set and trading calendar.
Your topology, participant mix and rules sit on top, so the same lesson can be taught under two different market designs.
If you are working on a market design we have not covered, tell us about it. The rule engine is built to be extended, and we would rather hear which market matters to you than guess.