15 - 16 June 2022 | Budapest, Hungary
15-16 June 2022 | Budapest, Hungary
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ETCSEE is one of the most recognised events for the energy trading industry. That is a fact. During this 2-day event, high level trading representatives and key decision makers discuss the current and future scenarios regarding the central and southeastern European markets. That is another fact.
The energy markets are going through unprecedented volatility. Energy security in Europe is making headlines and everyone is talking about their energy bill. Clearly, we need to talk about energy prices and about how they are evolving.
In this ‘Energy Markets Talk’, Christian Baer, Secretary General of Europex discusses the current energy prices surges and how the energy market design keeps on evolving.
Patrick Bauduin, Enlit Europe Content Director for Energy Markets, talks to Ilaria Conti, Head of Gas at the Florence School of Regulation, about the turbulent gas market and the impact of the recent price surge.
The energy crisis experienced in Europe in 2021 which saw energy prices soaring to record levels due to shortages of gas supply has led to fundamental changes in the renewable power purchase agreement (PPAs) market, according to a new study released by advisory firm Pexapark.
France maintained its position as the biggest net exporter of power in Europe in the second half of 2021, despite an extreme reliance on imports at the beginning of winter.
Soaring gas prices drove wholesale power prices to record highs in Europe last year, which resulted in several countries increasing their production of electricity from coal and lignite.
