Webinars & Roundtables

In this session, we will be presenting an overview of cannibalisation and locational drivers for renewable projects, highlighting the impact this has on the competitiveness of different sites.

With a focus on the French Power Market until 2050, we will discuss how France has fared in decarbonising thus far, as well as the role of Hydrogen in reaching carbon neutrality.

We have surveyed a range of market participants across a number of key input assumptions to explore a "market consensus" scenario. In addition to this, we will analyse the market impact of the NSW Energy Roadmap for market participants.

We will present two pathways to Net Zero: the Extended Policy scenario (ramp up of existing policies) and the Economic Efficiency scenario (cheapest way to achieve Net Zero).

We present potential pathways towards achieving Net Zero in Poland, for the first time integrating our hydrogen model into the Polish power market. We asses the roles of RES, nuclear and hydrogen in decarbonising one of Europe's most emissive power systems.

In this session, we will present our annual long-term outlook for economics of flexible assets.

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 present our annual long-term outlook and immediate observations from Brexit.

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.

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 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.

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.