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 can you avoid penalties in Capacity Markets?
Capacity markets ensure that enough generation, storage, and demand response capacity is available during system stress. While the financial incentives can
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The rhythm of electricity: How the quarter-hour is changing the energy market
Since October 1st 2025, the day-ahead auction has been conducted at 15-minute intervals, which has noticeably changed price dynamics: instead of smooth
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How does grid congestion affect energy supply in Europe?
Europe’s energy transition is accelerating, with renewable capacity expanding faster than grid infrastructure can keep up. This swift shift has highlighted a
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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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What are the risks of grid congestion in the UK?
As the world rushes towards the energy transition, the switch from fossil fuels to green sources is increasing at a rapid rate. However, one consideration
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Data centres and the power system: demand, location and flexibility
Data centres are fast-growing, always-on loads. Their demand, location and flexibility now shape grid planning, prices and how renewables and storage are
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What is the Renewable Energy Price Guarantee (REPG) scheme?
Northern Ireland’s Renewable Electricity Price Guarantee is an auction scheme to cut bills, unlock clean power investment and support 2030 renewables.
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How are energy price indexes used in global markets?
Energy price indexes track costs and volatility, steer hedging and procurement, shape PPAs and accounting, and guide utilities, corporates and traders at