Energy market model performance: accuracy, bias and trading value
As energy markets grow more volatile and are increasingly influenced by weather, policy, and interconnector factors, the importance of forecasting model
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Modelling cross-border power flows and market coupling
Power markets are interconnected, with electricity crossing borders every hour due to price variations, network limitations, and market coupling designs. For
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Spreads, correlations and cross-commodity trades: finding the edge
In modern power markets, the search for edge rarely lies in outright directional bets. Instead, it comes from understanding the relationships (the spreads
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Understanding power price volatility: where trading opportunities come from
In the European power market, volatility isn’t just background noise; it’s a valuable source of information. For traders and analysts, being able to
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Spot, day-ahead and intraday: mastering Europe’s short-term power markets
Europe’s short-term power markets form the heartbeat of the continent’s electricity trading landscape. They are where physical supply meets real-time demand,
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What is the Ofgem price cap and its effects?
Rising energy bills have become a major concern for UK households recently, as unpredictable wholesale markets and supplier failures affect consumers and the
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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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Battery storage in Europe by 2040: who will prevail, who will fall behind?
By 2040, battery storage will decide who leads Europe’s energy shift. See how flexibility, policy and market size create winners and why others fall behind