How Energy Managers can use batteries to cut costs and carbon
The corporate energy landscape is undergoing rapid transformation. Historically, energy managers focused on negotiating supply contracts, managing
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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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How energy traders unlock value from batteries in power markets
For traders, batteries turn volatility into value. The key is not simply owning flexibility, but mastering timing, data and risk. The top desks blend
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Unlocking the value of ancillary services markets
The ancillary services market provides the one thing renewable energy urgently needs: grid stability. The function of ancillary services for energy producers
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Inside the Day-Ahead and Intraday markets: where short-term value is won
Given the volatility of renewable energy, energy traders have various options to mitigate the risk of price spikes and benefit from short-term value. Two key
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Modelling flexibility: how storage and demand response change price dynamics
As decarbonisation progresses in power systems, flexibility is now the key asset in electricity markets. Historically, forecasting models relied on
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How to optimise generation portfolios across spot and forward power markets
Power producers and portfolio managers can capture value across different time horizons, including spot, intraday, and forward, by balancing physical
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How to build a fundamental power market model
The shift to cleaner, more decentralised energy systems has made electricity markets more complicated than ever. Prices now reflect not only supply and