Renewable cannibalisation explained: why more solar and wind can reduce captured prices
As renewable capacity grows across Europe, simultaneous wind and solar output can flood the market, driving down capture prices, so understanding this
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How flexibility reshapes power price volatility and spreads
The energy market is changing not only in the evolution of power types but also in the structure of power generation. Battery storage and demand response are
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Integrating flexible assets into trading portfolios: from optionality to strategy
Integrating flexible assets like battery storage, pumped hydro and demand response turns static trading portfolios into dynamic strategies that profit from
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Redispatch in European power markets: how grid operators keep electricity flowing
European power markets assume electricity can flow freely, but the physical grid has limits. Learn how redispatch helps TSOs manage congestion, maintain
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How imbalance settlement really works across Europe
While Europe's Transmission System Operators (TSOs) follow the same Imbalance Settlement Harmonisation Methodology (ISHM), imbalance prices can differ
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Beyond liquidity: why medium-term power forecasts need fundamentals
European power markets may have recovered, but liquidity is not evenly distributed across the forward curve. Beyond the first few delivery years, thinner
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Hedging strategies using forward curves in power markets
Traders who can turn uncertainty into profit tend to engage in more sophisticated forms of trading, one of which is edging using power forward curves. The
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Power price scenarios as the key to sound investment decisions
The energy transition is no longer just a political goal - it is an investment market. From solar and wind parks to storage solutions and hydrogen
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Machine learning for power price forecasting: what works and what doesn’t
Machine learning (ML) has become a widely discussed tool in power trading, often seen as a way to achieve more accurate price forecasts and automate