Weather shocks, droughts and heatwaves: climate-driven volatility in electricity markets
Extreme weather is no longer just a strain on the power grid, it's becoming one of the biggest forces behind swings in electricity prices.
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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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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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Battery trading strategies: optimising dispatch across wholesale and ancillary markets
Batteries are touted as one of the key technologies that will help us transition to a flexible energy grid. The energy industry can utilise batteries firstly
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Intraday spreads and volatility: peak, off-peak and regional effects
In an environment where most variables, such as the amount of renewable energy generated during a certain period, are unpredictable, the ability to identify
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Solar generation and intraday volatility: ramps, clouds and price shocks
Renewable energy relies on harnessing the power of the weather, which can result in unpredictable amounts of energy available to serve the grid, making
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How to compare energy suppliers on cost, carbon and transparency
While price is often the driving factor in supplier selection, when sourcing ethical energy suppliers, carbon emissions and transparency around
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Renewable certificates, green tariffs and Guarantees of Origin
In a world where transparency is key, particularly when it comes to sustainability claims, verifiable tools such as renewable energy certificates, green
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How to hedge energy costs without sacrificing sustainability
Renewable energy is a desirable power source for energy procurers because it helps achieve corporate sustainability goals. But because renewable energy