04.06.2025 / 11:00
Market data licensing – from cost driver to value creator
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15.07.2021 / 10:17
Balancing Energy in Europe: Basics & European Guideline
The Balancing Energy process is crucial for TSOs in ensuring a safe and steady supply of electricity through maintaining a stable frequency in electricity grids. At the same time, it is crucial for energy suppliers to keep imbalance costs low.
29.06.2021 / 10:25
Classified As Sustainable
In order to create a sustainable world to help fight climate change, there are many levers that need to be pulled in unison. Developing new technology will not automatically enforce a high share of renewable energy sources or a high recycling quota. In the free market economy, investors determine which economic activity is worthwhile and which is not and where financial means are used best.
28.06.2021 / 09:00
EU Natural Gas Imports: Recent Developments
Historical gas import supply mix faces structural changes. While most EU countries were strongly dependent on pipeline imports in the past, LNG imports are on the rise now.
25.05.2021 / 09:12
FORRS Maturity Model: Is your organization ready for the next level of trading automation? Smart Execution Strategies!
The FORRS Maturity Model helps your organization find the right maturity level of automated trading strategies. Level 2, Smart Execution Strategies represents the first major level of automated trading.
03.05.2021 / 10:08
EMIR vs. REMIT in a Nutshell
In consequence of the 2008 financial crisis, the G20 Pittsburgh summit 2009 agreed to stronger regulate OTC derivative markets in order to reduce systemic risk.
27.04.2021 / 12:40
ESG Part 3: Paradise City
In 2020 climate change and sustainability became two of the most important boardroom opportunities and challenges facing businesses. The next decade will see climate change become a major focus for companies, as investor preferences change and pressure mounts from regulators for businesses to disclose more information on how they are impacting the climate agenda.
20.04.2021 / 10:46
MilfordHaven, Brunsbuettel, Zeebrugge & Świnoujście
Europe’s largest consumer of natural gas, Germany, aims at joining global LNG markets with its first LNG Terminal (GLT) in 2022. With a planned import capacity of 8 bcm/a, the Brunsbüttel terminal adds strong import flexibility and diversity to the German gas supply mix.
15.04.2021 / 09:39
Cropex
Beyond its growing volumes in the spot market, CROPEX aims to position itself in the energy derivatives market. In order to further develop the Central and South-Eastern European power markets, the exchange has signed an agreement, already back in February 2021, with the European Energy Exchange AG to introduce a Power Derivate for the Croatian market in 2022.
14.04.2021 / 08:30
Grain, Gate, Dunkerque & Barcelona
Rising from almost 45 bcm on average in years 2015 – 2018, LNG imports to EU members more than doubled to 108 bcm in 2019. This lifts liquified gas supply to account for already 25% of total EU gas imports in 2019. By LNG supply gaining ground, competition and dependencies in the gas markets evolve to a global level.
08.04.2021 / 09:42
Southpool
BSP Southpool, the Slovenian NEMO and power exchange is part of the European Single Day-Ahead Coupling already since 2015. Since it has joined the Single Intraday Coupling in 2019 the volumes on the Intraday market are increasing, peaking at 1.5 TWh in 2020.