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04.06.2025 / 11:00

Market data licensing – from cost driver to value creator

License Management & Market Data
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07.12.2023 / 13:30

Navigating Additionality in Hydrogen Production

Dive into the latest factsheet in our ongoing series on the #HydrogenEconomy, uncovering the significance of the European Commission's Delegated Act adopted in June 2023. This act outlines conditions for categorizing hydrogen, hydrogen-based fuels, and energy carriers as renewable fuels of non-biological origin (RFNBO). Notably, it introduces the concept of "Additionality" with specific criteria ensuring renewable hydrogen production aligns with sustainability goals.

23.11.2023 / 09:00

Intercontinental Transport of Hydrogen and its Derivatives

Green hydrogen is anticipated to play a key role in Germany’s goal of climate neutrality by 2045. To this effect, Germany‘s updated National Hydrogen Strategy sets a target of installing 10 GW of domestic electrolysis capacity by 2030. This would enable the production of approximately one million metric tonnes of hydrogen annually. However, it is anticipated that Germany’s domestic production capabilities would only satisfy approximately 26-35% (about 33TWh) of the country‘s hydrogen demand for 2030 (95-130 TWh). Therefore, hydrogen imports will play an important role in meeting Germany’s domestic demand.

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25.10.2023 / 09:15

Guarantees of Origin Demystified – Part 4: Trade and Markets

The fourth part will be giving an overview of the European GoO trade, markets and GoO certificate pricing. We will delve into historical trends and modern-day OTC trading platforms like one from enmacc.

18.10.2023 / 10:30

Power Spot Exchanges (Updates 2023 / Q3-Q4)

To keep you in the loop we regularly make an effort to update you on any news from the European Power Spot Exchanges.

30.09.2023 / 00:00

Welcome to FORRS, Nadine Lippert!

We are thrilled to welcome Nadine Lippert to our FORRS Team! With a wealth of experience in sales and a proven track record at well-known international companies, Nadine joins us as our new Business Development Manager.

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13.09.2023 / 11:00

Guarantees of Origin Demystified – Part 3: The German Registry of GoOs, Herkunftsnachweisregister (HKNR)

In this third part of our series on Guarantees of Origin (GoOs), we are doing a deep dive into the German Registry of GoOs – the Herkuftsnachweisregister (HKNR).

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09.09.2023 / 09:09

Guarantees of Origin Demystified – Part 2: Guarantees of Origin for Renewable Energy

This article provides an overview of EU Guarantee of Origins (GoOs) certification and an explanation of the book & claim principle along which GoOs are transferred and canceled.

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29.08.2023 / 08:20

Guarantees of Origin Demystified – Part 1: Transparency of Fuel Mix Disclosures in Electricity Bills

Unveiling Renewable Energy Assurance: Dive into our new series, investigating first how consumers can trust the green origins of their electricity amidst surging renewable market growth.

31.07.2023 / 15:55

Value at Risk (VaR) vs. Expected Shortfall (ES)

Historical events like the financial crisis in 2008 have left substantial and persistent impacts on the banks’ contemporary risk management. Two prominent risk measures - Value at Risk (VaR) and Expected Shortfall (ES) - will be closer highlighted and assessed under different market volatility.

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