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Q2 2020 BSUoS Analysis
The significant demand reduction due to COVID-19 over the second quarter of 2020 has led to some extreme out-turns in BSUoS value (BSUoS being the charge by which National Grid recovers money from the network…
Renewable Exchange Market Update: 22/05/2020
Happy bank holiday weekend! Hope you all have some plans in the forecast sunshine. Britain has now been coal free for over a month – the first time since the industrial revolution! Although this is…
Renewable Exchange Market Update: 30/04/2020
As the lockdown continues and social distancing slowly becomes the norm across the globe, we see the destructive effects that low demand has caused on UK and Global power markets. Over the past 28 days…
Renewable Exchange Market Update: 14/04/2020
Hope you all had a happy Easter weekend. This was an extremely unorthodox Easter weekend with separated families and social distancing, however there are some positives to report (minus the cheap Easter eggs). Q1 2020…
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RENEWABLE EXCHANGE REGO INDEX APRIL 2020
Following on from the Renewable Exchange first published REGO Index, please find below the latest version detailing REGO price levels submitted via the platform. The Index has been independently validated by AFRY (previously Pöyry http://www.poyry.co.uk/) and…
Ib vogt GmbH optimise solar power purchase agreement (PPA) via Renewable Exchange marketplace.
Leading solar developer and asset manager ib vogt GmbH have in January 2020 utilised the Renewable Exchange marketplace to conclude PPAs for a number of their UK solar parks. The long standing solar assets were…
AVIVA INVESTORS CLOSE WIND PPA’S VIA RENEWABLE EXCHANGE PLATFORM
Leading global asset manager Aviva Investors has closed 23 Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) for both their medium and utility-scale onshore wind portfolios via the award winning Renewable Exchange platform. Assets included the Den Brook and…
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