6th Annual Energy Cross-Border Trading and Balancing Market Forum

Key facts

Date: 21 — 22 January, 2021

Place: Prague

Conference Overview

Cross-border trading and balancing is about building an internal energy market that allows countries to share their power re-sources and balance the increasing demands.

This year the conference will focus on the future of the Clean Energy package 2030 target, post Covid-19 recovery plans, regulatory challenges with increasing shares of renewables. The event will provide an overview of the current energy balancing and trading market design.

Industry leaders, transmission system operators, electricity producers, NEMOs, energy officers and researchers will join an open discussion about related topics, address the main changes in energy market.

Attendees will have the opportunity of networking with experts in the field while learning and sharing analytical views of the main Energy cross-border trading and balancing.

Key topics

Future of CEP – 2030 and latest details
Implementation of Network Codes and latest update
Development of the metering system for balancing needs
Cross-border intraday capacity pricing
Options for generation and network coordination in a decarbonised power sector
Cross-border trade and Reserves sharing with third countries
Developing EU grids on- and offshore to be ready for 24/7 massive green power flows – clean energy package 2.0’ –dialogue large corporate energy users with grid operators, technology providers, regulators, financiers on key EU regulatory details to watch out for in 2021
Regulatory challenges to foster cross-border trade in electricity systems with increasing shares of renewables
Implementation of the Clean Energy Package requirement of the 70% capacity availability on borders
Local flexibility platforms – (SmartNet, CoordiNet, etc.), the models of DSO-TSO coordination
Stochastic models for intraday, spot and forward prices. Trading strategies for power producers.
The role of energy policies in the European post-COVID recovery plans
First EU platform for exchange of balancing energy (TERRE) – 1 year of operation
Trading electricity beyond the EU borders
Trading electricity in UK after leaving EU