Webinars & Roundtables

In this session, we provide an update on our long-term outlook of the GB Power Market, and expectations for the upcoming CfD Auction Round 4 including clearing prices and uncertainties.

For our Q2 2021 subscriber Group Meeting, we will forecast the market based on 10 recent weather years to explore differences in generation, and implications for volumes and prices for renewable assets by state.

In this session, we will present our latest outlook for the Iberian power market and the challenges in reaching the government's Net Zero goals. We will analyse how our forecast has changed in the past year and explore its sensitivity to some of the key uncertainties.

In this session, we will discuss how Europe's new climate ambition will affect carbon prices and the German power market.

Anticipating the winning bids in RES auctions allows developers to refine their bidding strategies. This meeting will focus on forecasting RES auction results in Germany and strategic decisions in the EEG auction scheme.

In this Group Meeting, we will provide a refreshed forecast of our Ireland I-SEM outlook and a comparison to previous predictions. Key attention will be placed on carbon prices, exploring a range of carbon price forecast scenarios to reflect the recent EU Green Deal policies.

In light of the publication of the National Strategy for Hydrogen by the Italian Government, our Italian team assess what its implementation could mean for the Italian energy system – and whether the Government targets are achievable in the first place.

As the Netherlands is looking at subsidising CO2 in the most cost-effective way, we are taking a look at the technologies that compete and provide an outlook for the upcoming auction.

This Strategic Insight Report will focus on the evolution of the EU ETS and on our long-term outlook for carbon price formation and its implications for the French power market.

In this session, we present our analysis of the abatement required in the overall energy, transport, industry and buildings sectors, to stay within a two degrees-compliant carbon budget, as well as the implications for demand and prices of global coal, oil and gas.