Weekly updated fundamental modelled market prices
A volatile market requires flexible products. With the Energy BrainNow the current and volatile market phases can now be quantified. You will receive the weekyl modelled wholesale power prices until 2025 for European countries on the basis of the current futures market prices for commoditys and CO2 prices. Also included are the sales revenues from renewable energies.
The Energy BrainNow offers you a valuable basis for decision-making in volatile energy markets. The valuation is always based on current developments on the energy market and helps you:
- to recognise future market developments at an early stage (bearish vs bullish),
- in the successful assessment of assets and contracts (e.g. PPAs), investment and financing decisions and market stability.
The calculation basis
The basis of the calculation is our Energy Brainpool Scenario. The commodity prices are based on weekly updated futures market prices of the respective Tuesday. With regard to the expansion paths for renewable energies, current national plans are taken into account based on information from the transmission system operators, the European Commission and national energy plans.
Scope of delivery
The annual results include the sales value and sales volume for wind onshore, offshore and solar, as well as peak and baseload prices. You also receive the assumptions until 2025.
Countries avaliable
You can order the Energy BrainNow for Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK.
Performance Commodity Front Year Futures, normalised as of 31.12.2019
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