About the webinar
During the past decade, very low to negative electricity prices have become a new normal in Europe, contrasting with very high prices in periods of pick demand and lower generation from renewables. On the background of the energy transition and deeper electrification, it is expected that negative prices will become more common in the short term, raising a series of challenges for producers and wholesale traders, but also some new opportunities for large-scale consumers, demand response programmes and flexibility providers.
Speaker
Presentation by Prof. Michael Pollitt, Energy Policy Research Group, Judge Business School, University of Cambridge
Comment by industry representative
Senior Policy Advisor Andrej Stancik, Energy traders Europe
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Moderator
Prof. Catherine Banet, Head of the Department for Energy and Resources Law, University of Oslo
Digital resources from the webinar
Download the slides from the webinar here