Why do negative prices occur in Nordic energy hours?
Negative prices in Nordic power arise when supply outruns demand, driven by wind surges, inflows, and congestion. Learn what they signal and how to respond
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Can blockchain make energy pricing more transparent?
Blockchain can make energy pricing more transparent by decentralising data, automating PPAs via smart contracts, and tracing renewable origin in near real
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What causes negative prices in CEE energy markets?
Why do negative power prices hit CEE? Wind and hydro surges, solar midday and grid congestion under flow-based coupling push hours below zero—storage helps
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What factors influence Norway’s NO1–NO5 hydropower prices?
Understand what drives Norway’s NO1–NO5 hydropower prices, from reservoir levels and snowpack to grid constraints, cable flows, demand, fuels and carbon
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How does deregulation affect your electricity bill?
Electricity deregulation reshapes power delivery. Learn what it is, its impact on your bill, and its benefits & challenges in a competitive market.
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How does carbon pricing affect energy supply chains?
Carbon pricing is a powerful lever changing energy supply chains globally. Explore how taxes & trading transform production, transport, consumption, and
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What are bilateral PPAs?
Bilateral PPAs are long-term private contracts between energy producers and buyers, offering price stability and supporting renewable energy development.
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Nordic energy market: hedging challenges and opportunities
The Nordic energy market is changing fast. Suvi Paaso from Power Deriva explores key hedging challenges, regulatory shifts, and strategic opportunities for
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What are the pros and cons of 15-minute balancing in electricity markets?
Discover how 15-minute balancing improves grid efficiency, integrates renewables, and reshapes energy markets with more accurate, real-time power