Helping you navigate energy markets

Frequent policy changes, evolving market rules, and shifting incentives make it difficult to plan long-term investments or forecast market conditions with confidence.

High demand for new connections and limited grid capacity create delays, slowing down project deployment and revenue generation.

Geopolitical events, unplanned outages, and extreme weather can drive large price swings and higher imbalance exposure.

The expansion of renewables with near-zero marginal costs drives wholesale prices down, increasingly into negative territory, challenging the viability of both existing and new generation assets.

Bottlenecks in transmission and distribution networks force generators to reduce output, cutting into revenues and undermining investment returns.