Understanding time-of-use pricing and carbon intensity
Time-of-use pricing and Carbon intensity can be helpful touch points for facilities and energy managers, as well as sustainability analysts and industrial
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How to build a low-carbon energy procurement strategy
Energy managers, sustainability officers, and procurement directors always want to be able to evidence that any procurement plan addresses both energy cost
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The role of coal in power prices: legacy fuel or last resort?
For decades, coal has been the main source for electricity production and a benchmark for power prices. Although renewables and gas now dominate, coal’s
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How carbon prices shape power markets
Carbon pricing is one of the most critical and least understood pricing linkages in the energy transition: it shifts the merit order of power plants, making
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The new triad: gas, carbon and renewables in power price formation
As power grids change, fossil fuels and renewables are offering investors, consumers and potential power producers a choice of energy sources. But the fuel
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How does gas affect power prices?
Gas remains the primary factor influencing electricity prices throughout much of Europe and beyond. Despite the growth of renewables, gas-fired generation
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What factors influence carbon prices in energy markets?
Carbon pricing is a key tool for guiding energy markets toward decarbonisation. By assigning a cost to emissions, policymakers motivate industries to cut
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How to navigate carbon prices in energy portfolios
As the energy market evolves, carbon pricing must adapt alongside it, but navigating carbon prices across power, gas, and multi-asset energy portfolios can
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How do carbon credits impact energy pricing?
Carbon credits price emissions and shape energy costs. Learn how cap and trade and offsets affect generators, tariffs and consumers today and ahead.