While Europe's Transmission System Operators (TSOs) follow the same Imbalance Settlement Harmonisation Methodology (ISHM), imbalance prices can differ significantly across borders. National implementation choices on pricing, scarcity, and balancing mechanisms create distinct market incentives, making it essential for balancing responsible parties (BRPs) to understand how each market applies the common framework.
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