Connecting Europe: The Changes From Increased Electricity Market Integration
In this webinar, we will look at some of the countries where cross border market changes and increased interconnection have or will influence the market prices.
In this webinar, we will look at some of the countries where cross border market changes and increased interconnection have or will influence the market prices.
In this webinar, we will discuss what we have learned about the new market arrangements over the past 9 months, how it has changed the electricity markets in and around GB and what the future holds.
In this webinar, we will look at what changes and new mechanisms this leads to in the power market and how these impact on market drivers and behaviours and ultimately market prices.
In this webinar, we will look at the changes in the energy market from different angles. We will set out some future dilemma’s and its effects on the modelling and the importance of machine learning.
Like most of the countries in the continent, Spain is experiencing high carbon prices, high gas prices, low gas reserves, low water reserves and periods with low renewable generation.
As the country moves towards greater levels of renewable generation, there will be less and less traditional synchronous generation on the system.
Availability prices for FCR, aFRR and mFRR have increased dramatically since the fourth quarter in 2020. This has caused a lot of interest in flexible generation and storage. Are these prices temporary or the start of a sustained trend?
France overtook Norway to regain its position as the biggest net exporter of power in Europe in the first half of 2021. France’s total net exports amounted to 21TWh, with most of the power flowing to Great Britain (8.6TWh) and Italy (7.2TWh).
Recent changes in wholesale markets (day-ahead and intraday sessions) coupled with an increase in renewables and interconnector capacity are expected to increase revenue opportunities – and risks – for energy traders.
