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With FORRSight we share some of our in-depth knowledge in form of articles, whitepaper, factsheets, podcasts and more.
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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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28.02.2022 / 09:29

GME

The Italian Power Exchange Gestore dei Mercati Energetici (GME) is Europe’s third-largest Power Exchange in terms of annual Day-ahead volumes. It offers the participation in the coupled day-ahead auction, a set of intraday auctions, a market for trading daily products in continuous trading mode and a forward physical market.

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21.02.2022 / 08:46

EXAA

The Energy Exchange Austria or short EXAA is the leading power exchange in Austria and the first European exchange to offer the coupled delivery of Guarantees of Origin and physical power in its Green Power Market. Alongside, it facilitates day-ahead auctions and other interesting trading opportunities such as spreads.

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07.02.2022 / 08:00

EPEX Spot

EPEX Spot, the leading Power Spot Exchange in Europe, just announced its total trading volume of 54.3 TWh in January, which constitutes an increase compared to 53.8 TWh in January 2021. For many years now, EPEX Spot is constantly growing in trading volume.

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21.01.2022 / 08:22

Power Market Updates

Market Updates: What happened in the last few months in power markets across Europe? With the conclusion of the third quarter of 2021, we have taken a close look at changes in European electricity markets and the consequences for energy traders. Check out our Quarterly Update Factsheet to see if your business is affected. 

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12.01.2022 / 14:25

Kiels Küstenkraftwerk ist fit für den Handel // Kiel’s coastal power plant is fit for trade

The coastal power plant in Kiel with its 192 MW of flexible generation capacity is the most modern in all of Europe, being able to up and downregulate its generation within minutes. Marketing this flexibility in an efficient and profitable way was a major challenge for its operators and poses high requirements on trading systems, available data, and processes.

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11.01.2022 / 18:07

Podcast: ETRM Mini-Series

Insider’s Guide to Energy (IGTE) podcast brings you the ETRM Mini-Series as a resource for all those interested in the latest developments and trends around Energy Trade and Risk Management (ETRM) systems.

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01.12.2021 / 09:26

Coalition Agreement: Targets and Implications for the Energy Sector in Germany

In many scenarios, the following years until 2030 are crucial on the path to climate neutrality and net zero in 2050. As a result, the next Government of Germany is challenged to pave the way to climate neutrality. Last week, the German Parties SPD, Grüne and FDP have reached a consensus and presented their coalition agreement for the legislative period from 2021 to 2025 to the public.

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25.11.2021 / 09:18

Balancing Energy in Europe: The Future of mFRR in Germany

In the first part of our balancing energy series, we have presented the European platforms for harmonization of the balancing market. The changes will affect every balancing energy provider (BSP) in Germany, therefore you should make yourself familiar with the new mFRR products. But what changes can BSPs expect as a result of the introduction of these platforms and how can they leverage them?

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16.11.2021 / 08:45

Facing Climate Change Head On

Our last two articles shed light on how to issue green, social or sustainability-linked bonds. Specifically, in our last article, we talked about the liability companies have when they decide to adhere to sustainability-linked bonds principles. However, still under the voluntary principles umbrella of the International Capital Market Association (ICMA).

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