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The weekly GB interconnectors report includes the core content of the GB weekly summary report supplemented with breakdowns of interconnector usage and system activity and generation mixes in the markets interconnected with GB (France, Ireland, Netherlands, Belgium and Norway) derived from our public, proprietary and modelled data.

The weekly GB peaking plants report builds on the GB weekly summary report with information specific to peaking units. Information regarding the availabilities, run hours and prices achieved in the balancing mechanism for individual peaking units is detailed alongside supporting charts.

The weekly GB summary (imbalances) report gives readers a unique advantage in understanding key market drivers. It combines our public, proprietary and modelled data to provide key insights into system and generation mix events and statistics for the previous week. Supporting information presents the most notable imbalances described on a per unit basis.

The weekly forwards report provides a high-impact forward-looking view of expected generation mix and demand levels – with resultant price level indication – for the upcoming week. Notified increases and decreases in unit availabilities are included. It guides readers to the likely key price events for the week ahead (e.g. periods of tight margin; periods of excess renewables; etc.).

Our weekly I-SEM report is issued every Monday and provides summary analysis of the key occurrences in the I-SEM market in the previous week derived from our public, proprietary and modelled data. The report provides graphs and statistics on aspects including market prices, demand, generation mix, volumes traded in each segment of the market (DA, ID1, ID2, ID3) imbalances, balancing activity (by fuel type and price) and interconnector flows, coupled with commentary from our team, to give stakeholders insight into and understanding of key market developments in the I-SEM in a clear and readily accessible format.

The Dutch power market can be challenging because of a lack of public data, lots of volatility and the complex geography of the country. Combined with the properties of the grid and market players, it can be difficult to make sense of what is happening. Our weekly report for the Dutch market has been designed by our experienced team to provide clarity.

This monthly report provides a summary of the ancillary balancing service tender and auction results and utilisation levels for the previous month, plus outcomes from the tenders concluded for the forward month. Accepted and rejected prices, volumes and – where possible – information at individual unit level is given. Information for historical services is also included where appropriate to provide context against the current equivalents for those services.