04.06.2025 / 11:00
Market data licensing – from cost driver to value creator
License Management & Market Data
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30.03.2021 / 08:37
HEnEx
HEnEX the Greek power exchange as part of the EnExGroup is taking its next step towards an European integrated trading landscape. On 11th May 2021 the Single Day-Ahead Coupling (SDAC) is extended by the Bulgarian border. Just recently in December 2020 they integrated SDAC towards Italy.
24.03.2021 / 09:22
HUPX
Since the exchange has joined the Single-Intraday Coupling (SIDC) in November 2019, the volumes have been increasing constantly. The intraday volumes have been rising by more than factor 7 from 2019 to 2020 and still following that path.
23.03.2021 / 12:10
Brotherhood & Yamal-Europe
End of 2019, Gazprom committed to transit minimum 65 bcm via Ukraine in 2020 and at least 40 bcm during 2021-2024 under “ship-or-pay” terms.
16.03.2021 / 14:04
Europipes I & II + BBL
With Groningen’s gas field to close its gates very soon and no major gas field discoveries in Europe recently, not many European gas sources are left. Right behind Russia, Europe’s second largest supplier of natural gas is Norway.
08.03.2021 / 11:30
TAP & TANAP
Our next guests in the series of pipelines supplying Western Europe are part of the Southern Gas Corridor. In terms of pipeline age, these two are brand-new and transport gas from gas field Shah Deniz in the Caspian Sea to Italy crossing Turkey, Greece, and the Adriatic Sea.
03.03.2021 / 09:00
Nord Stream I & II
The European market for natural gas is going through a phase of strong changes. Especially the supply setup is facing major challenges in the years ahead. Shrinking production within Europe on the one hand, increasing LNG importance induces global competition and continuously high dry gas imports on the other hand support Europe’s dependency on external gas supply.
18.02.2021 / 08:00
OMIE
With a trade volume of 266 TWh in day-ahead and intra-day markets in 2021 OMIE is among the largest european power exchanges.
16.02.2021 / 08:59
ESG Part 2: Knocking on Heaven’s Door
In our first ESG article, we got into detail about why it is still unclear how to effectively measure sustainability and why this leads to varying ratings from different agencies. We argued how confusing investor perception could cause them to drop sustainability altogether in their decision-making. Today, we get ourselves to the pearly gates to investigate the hypothesis that sustainability has a positive financial impact on the bottom line of companies and ultimately their stock price performance.
08.02.2021 / 09:47
ESG Part 1: Welcome to the jungle (of ESG Ratings)
Sustainability is the new norm, but how do you really measure it? There has been a lot of talk about sustainable investments, but how do you choose the right ones? Most asset managers come up with new solutions, but clients remain skeptical: how can you tell the difference between value-added approaches and possible greenwashing?
03.02.2021 / 08:42
Understanding Market Liquidity: Resiliency
At first glance, financial markets appear to be becoming more liquid. However, when examined more closely, the increased liquidity often emerges as fickle and fragmented. Now more than ever, it is thus critical to understand an asset’s market liquidity in order to pick the right trading venue, find willing counterparties when they are needed the most and ultimately to control transaction costs.