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Energy Flexibility Strategies: Batteries, Hedging and Demand Optimisation

Turn flexibility into profit: Batteries, hedging and demand recording description

Explore how batteries and flexible demand can create value across modern power markets. This session examines practical battery valuation approaches, modelling methods for benchmark pricing and hedging, and real-world use cases for flexible assets. The recording covers optimisation strategies for battery storage, prosumer-focused hedging approaches, green production combined with co-located BESS, and the growing commercial opportunities linked to flexibility. The session concludes with an outlook for flexibility markets and audience questions focused on trading, risk and asset optimisation.

Turn flexibility into profit: Batteries, hedging and demand recording overview

  • Introduction to market drivers and the growing importance of flexibility

  • Modelling top-bottom spreads for benchmark pricing and hedging applications

  • Overview of batteries as real options in energy markets

  • Use case: battery valuation using stochastic dynamic programming approaches

  • Use case: extending battery value stack opportunities across multiple markets

  • Use case: hedging prosumer generation and demand exposure

  • Use case: managing prosumer volume risk in volatile power markets

  • Use case: green production combined with co-located battery energy storage systems (BESS)

  • Outlook for batteries, flexibility and evolving market opportunities

  • Q&A highlights with practical insights for valuation, hedging and optimisation

Who should watch?

  • Energy traders, analysts and risk managers working with flexible assets and volatility

  • Battery developers, storage operators and utilities assessing optimisation strategies

  • Aggregators and prosumer-focused businesses managing generation and demand exposure

  • Portfolio managers and commercial teams evaluating hedging and flexibility value streams

  • Renewable developers and innovators exploring co-located BESS opportunities