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If you've been following the development of wholesale power markets in the #WECC, take a look at our new whitepaper. We reviewed several design features of EDAM and Markets+ with a focus on their impact for customer benefits. While the two markets have some small differences in their designs, none of them are likely to move the needle dramatically with respect to customer savings. How much customer benefit from these markets will be driven by transmission connectivity and the diversity of load and generation resources in each market footprint. Great collaboration with our team here at The Brattle Group, Oleksandr (Sasha) Kuzura, Johannes Pfeifenberger, and Kai Van Horn.  #electricity #renewables #transmission #energytransition #grid

Was lucky to be invited to speak at the NAET summit in Helsinki yesterday, and Montel wrote this article based on my talk: https://lnkd.in/d4XpNzM9 The topics will be further explored in our soon to come long-term power market outlook "The Future of Power". It seems clear that opinions differ greatly when it comes to how electricity consumption will develop in the future, and hence the price of electricity. We have long argued against the view that we are heading towards a power deficit in Norway and the Nordics within a few years.

The Baltic States will be connected to the European power grid on February 9, 2025 On June 11th local time, it was learned that Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, the three Baltic countries, will disconnect their power grid systems from Belarus and Russia on February 8th, 2025. On February 9th, these countries will be connected to the European power grid system through the connection between Lithuania and Poland. have any impact on ordinary consumers？

Thanks Gridcog for a great summary of what drives our #energyinnovation sector these days. It's clear that CER on mass will have a huge impact on both the wholesale, as well as retail electricity markets - as both loads, and generators. Exciting times ahead, and flexibility is the key !!

The flexibility landscape never rests! We’ve had new services go-live, record high Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) revenues across the winter, not to mention the challenging system conditions of late.  The flexibility space in Great Britain (GB) is only going to continue at this pace, driven by a changing policy and regulatory environment, amidst the likes of REMA, connections reforms, LDES cap-and-floor, or the new parameters for BESS to name but a few.  With more changes to come and more questions to be answered, we will be sharing our insights on this in our upcoming webinar ‘Navigating the Future of Flexibility Markets in 2025’. Our experts will delve into following topics:   💷 The current state of GB revenue streams for flexible assets.   📅 BESS Revenues: a year in review and future expectations.   📈 Market and Policy Developments.   💡 Our expertise and capabilities     Book your place today: https://bit.ly/4he2yWn  Find out more about our new digital flexibility service: https://lnkd.in/eGuDHwGY

Ever wondered how frequency regulation in Europe is managed via ancillary services? ⚖️🔋 Check out my newest Gridcog Thinking Energy video on the basics of FCR, aFRR and mFRR in the EU - and which countries already participate in cross-border trading.

Ready for insights? Discover exciting figures, trends and developments in our new blog post ‘This is how big the PV market is’, which also shows the role played by high-quality mounting systems. Take a look and stay informed: https://lnkd.in/eyq46qrZ

Persistent sabotage of energy and telecommunications infrastructure are a major cause of concern in the European Union. On Christmas Day, the Estlink 2 submarine cable that carries electricity from Finland to Estonia was disconnected from the grid. This was just over a month after two telecommunications cables were severed in Swedish territorial waters in the Baltic. Read the Joint Statement by the European Commission and the High Representative on the Investigation into Damaged Electricity and Data Cables in the Baltic Sea https://lnkd.in/ecxFnYq5 European Commission, Kaja Kallas, https://lnkd.in/evunFd6Z BBC News

Come and participate on the 3rd of October on Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences event regarding how we can strengthen a part of Sweden's electricity supply - or solve it's congestion management issues https://lnkd.in/d5aF8y5i

Catch us at E Source Forum, Enlit Europe, VERGE, and the PLMA Conference this fall. Read the blog to learn about where and how to connect with us: https://okt.to/WDZCMd