EU Energy Outlook - Update Q2-2025
EU Energy Outlook update Q2-2025 recording description
Get a clear, data-driven view of Europe’s long-term power market. In this Q2 2025 update, Montel’s analysts unpack scenario modelling, refreshed assumptions and price projections stretching to 2065 across Central Europe and the Nordics.
EU Energy Outlook update Q2-2025 recording overview
What’s new in the Q2 2025 update: key storyline changes and updated input assumptions that shape long-term price paths.
Outlook to 2065: power price projections and sensitivities to help stress-test strategies and PPAs.
Regional coverage and models: Central Europe (Power2Sim) and the Nordics (EMPS).
Analyst commentary and Q&A to translate modelling into actionable insights.
Who should watch the EU Energy Outlook update Q2-2025 webinar recording?
Energy traders, analysts and risk managers seeking robust long-term scenarios.
Utilities, IPPs and developers evaluating investments, hedging and asset optimisation.
Corporate buyers and PPA/portfolio managers comparing contract tenors and capture prices.
Banks, investors and advisors assessing market trajectories and financing assumptions.
Policy and regulatory teams tracking structural drivers in EU power markets.
EU Energy Outlook - update Q2 - 2025 - programme
Introduction to the model behind or long-term Power Price Scenarios
Central Europe (Power 2 Sim)
Nordics (EMPS)
The storyline behind the different Variants
'Central, Tension and GoHydrogen' in Central Europe
Assumptions for the Nordics
Updates to additional assumptions and input parameters
Fuel and carbon price curves (TTF, coal, EUA)
Demand growth and electrification (EVs, heat pumps, data centres)
Renewable build rates, capex and constraints (onshore/offshore wind, solar)
Firm capacity changes: nuclear lifetimes, coal/gas retirements, CCS readiness
Interconnector additions and grid bottlenecks
Results: European power prices up to 2065
Country-level baseload and peak price paths across scenarios
Wind and solar capture prices and cannibalisation effects
Volatility and shape: seasonal swings, hourly extremes, scarcity events
Spark/dark spreads and implications for CCGT/coal dispatch
Questions and answers
Model calibration, validation, and data sources
How and why the scenarios differ; when to use each
Treatment of negative prices and scarcity pricing
Nordic hydrology sensitivities and reservoir operations