Start with the prepared case
Once access is arranged, open the prepared storage case in your browser. Review the market prices and facility assumptions before running it.
PRICING & RISK WORKSPACE
Explore gas-storage pricing
with AADC and Tracer.
How does a change in future gas prices affect storage value? In an arranged MyPricingLab demonstration, you can change the inputs and compare results. AADC calculates how value responds to market inputs; Tracer shows recorded operations and the model code for one simulated sequence of gas prices.
Private demonstrations by arrangement. Existing users can sign in to the workspace.
Gas-storage scenario workflowGAS STORAGE
YOUR QUESTIONWhat if future gas prices change?
NUMERICAL MODELAADC valuation
Storage valueMarket sensitivities
Compare scenarios
See the effect of changed inputs.
Investigate with Tracer
See the model code for one simulated sequence.
Browser access · MCP connections by arrangement
Prepared model demonstrationQuant developmentRisk & model reviewTrading & structuring
WHAT YOU CAN DO
Work through the question
behind a valuation.
Change an assumption, compare the outcome and examine the supporting calculation in the same workspace.
See how value responds
AADC calculates the rate at which storage value changes with each forward price or the discount rate. These rates are called sensitivities: a change in value per unit change in an input.
Compare different markets
Edit future gas prices (the forward curve) or the discount rate and compare values and sensitivities. Restore the starting inputs to check the original scenario again.
Keep the setup for another scenario
Change forward prices or the discount rate within the example’s input ranges. The existing model setup is reused to calculate fresh values and sensitivities.
Inspect one simulated outcome
See recorded operations alongside the model code for one simulated sequence of gas prices. A separate run compares that sequence’s cashflow, final gas price and stored gas amount with the pricing calculation.
Use a browser or MCP
In the arranged demonstration, use the browser for valuations, comparisons and investigation of one simulated sequence. Ask us to set up an MCP connection for those functions in a compatible client.
THE AVAILABLE EXAMPLE
Explore a gas-storage
decision with changing prices.
Start with a six-month storage facility and a prepared rule for operating it. Change future gas prices, inspect the effect on value and risk, then examine recorded operations for one simulated price sequence.
The example uses illustrative market inputs. Sensitivities measure the response to a market input while the operating rule and other model settings stay unchanged.
Request a demonstration- 1
Run the prepared case
Review the value and market sensitivities.
- 2
Change the forward curve
Compare scenarios and restore the starting inputs.
- 3
Investigate an earlier result
Open Tracer evidence and the associated source.
CONNECT TO THE WORKFLOW
Request valuations
through MCP.
After a connection is configured, a compatible AI client can request storage valuations and compare market scenarios through Model Context Protocol (MCP). It can also retrieve recorded operations and model code for one simulated sequence of gas prices.
MCP service
https://mypricinglab.com/mcpSign in with your MyPricingLab account.
Discuss the connection you need
Tell us which client and workflow you want to use. We will discuss the setup and access needed for your demonstration.
Register your use caseTECHNOLOGY & EVIDENCE
Explore the supporting work.
REGISTER INTEREST
What would you
like to evaluate?
Tell us about a model, a pricing question or a workflow you want to explore. We will contact you to discuss a relevant demonstration.
Registration is an enquiry. Demonstration access is arranged separately.
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