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For the Island of Ireland, a comprehensive power price modelling service that delivers long-term 30-year wholesale power price forecasts informed by our significant market, policy and regulatory expertise.

The NEM Benchmark Power Curve is a comprehensive market and asset-level electricity modelling service, delivering long-term wholesale power price forecasts for the National Electricity market (NEM) in Australia.

The Germany Benchmark Power Curve is a comprehensive power price modelling service, providing market and technology-specific forecasts.

The Japan Benchmark Power Curve is a comprehensive power price modelling service, providing market and technology-specific forecasts in partnership with Shulman Advisory.

Our dedicated insight on Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), green certificates, and the GB renewables pipeline, supplemented with access to experts via the Green Generators Group forum, allows you to track the latest developments across low carbon generation markets.

Our dedicated insight on Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) and green certificates allows you to track the latest developments across low carbon generation markets.

Designed to translate how the energy market impacts the rapidly changing transport sector and emerging business models. Our EV experts draw unique insight from multiple sources of industry data to help you assess GB market changes, international developments and key policy updates in a constantly evolving industry.

Our long-term forecast of Non-Commodity Costs is the industry leading source of information, underpinned by subject matter experts, to help you understand the trajectory of charges that make up an electricity bill. The service also provides further in-depth analysis on the costs associated with the Contracts for Difference and Feed in Tariff schemes.

Expert long-term forecasting for network use of system charges and revenues applicable to generators connected to the GB network. These are delivered with a configurable tool able to create projects specific forecasts based on its technology type, expected load factors, and location on the network.

Expert forecasting of clearing prices for the T- 1 and T- 4 auctions, regular updates on key rule changes and trusted, detailed analysis of each set of auction results, to help inform on the competitive landscape and your bidding strategy.

Our FCAS Curve (AUS) subscription contains the NEM Frequency Control Ancillary Services (FCAS) Market Curve, a granular 30-minute price forecast for all NEM ancillary service markets (all 10 FCAS markets) over a 20-year horizon.

Our Network Forecasts (AUS) subscription contains our Marginal Loss Factor (MLF) Curve which provides future projections of MLFs throughout the National Electricity Market (NEM). This allows clients to be better informed of likely MLF trajectories for current projects, as well as being able to benchmark MLFs for projects under development.

The Storage Profitability Benchmark Curve (SPBC) is designed to provide a detailed revenue projection of battery storage projects across the National Electricity Market (NEM).

Understand the trajectory of power prices beyond the horizon of the forward curve and integrate these assumptions into budgeting, trading, and business and investment decisions.

In-depth insight on the key players and market dynamics in the GB smart enabled homes space.

A quarterly indicative revenue forecast of battery storage assets in the SEM market. This is based on our two-stage storage optimisation service, Power Price Forecasting and Storage Optimisation Modelling.

Provides indicative forecasts of the revenues from battery storage assets across a number of different parameters and scenarios.

Helps you to understand the aspects of the energy markets that can shape and impact your business.

Our designated service for applicants of the Contracts for Difference scheme, providing all the need-to-know information and analysis on the auction process.

Our Default Tariff Cap Predictor forecasts Ofgem's quarterly price cap and examines the key drivers affecting the level of the cap, and – in turn – household energy bills.