Enabling businesses to navigate and thrive in a changing energy market
Our solutions team are focused on unlocking revenues or savings without impacting existing production or operations. We take a bottom-up approach to understand your current structures and make improvements where possible.
Using in-depth data analysis from a variety of sources, we build an optimised solution and demonstrate the potential impacts and performance of our solutions.
Larger consumers have differing needs, capabilities and constraints. Our solutions team work with customers to understand their current contracts and provide a solution to meet requirements.
Distributed renewables and energy storage are disrupting the electricity system. Our solutions enable us to help our customers to adapt and benefit from disruptive market forces.
We help customers with demand side response (DSR), generation or storage capabilities identify and monetise flexibility. Whether established projects or still at the conceptual stage we are able to assist in the commercial proposition.
We offer PPAs tailored to each specific project, technology, location and capacity to enable new and proven generators to meet their funding requirements. We provide a range of pricing to suit the risk appetite of investors and generators alike.
Our customers can take advantage of our experienced trading team’s knowledge in building tailored, successful risk management strategies in the UK and European energy markets.
We're committed to working with customers so that they can see how energy contracts and other structures perform in a range of different regulatory, market and operational scenarios.
Last week saw gas and power contracts drift mostly sideways in a week that saw Mar 21 contracts expire and Apr 21 take centre stage.
Cold weather premiums were shed from gas and power markets in a week that saw mild and windy conditions along with LNG providing enough flex in the supply stack to combat Norwegian and North Sea outtages
Last week saw gas markets soften particularly at the front of the curve as weather models found some common understanding that cold weather was due to come to a halt at the end of the week.
Last week saw carbon take the limelight as the commodity rose a whopping €5.25/tonne, to not just clear comfortably above the €30 level, but reach new highs as the contract comes ever closer to €40/tonne.
A week of losses across the complex masks significant intra- and inter-day volatility
An overall bullish week across the energy complex as contracts were spurred higher by cold temperatures, forecasts of cooler temperatures at the start of February, rumours of French nuclear workers striking and dwindling storage levels.