Market Data
UK Market Recoupling - 'No Regrets'?
The UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) intends to introduce legislation which would recouple GB’s two separate day-ahead markets into one - calling this a ‘no-regrets’ solution to progressing development of cross-border arrangements and fulfilling EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement obligations.
But recoupling only the UK's day-ahead markets, without also simultaneously coupling intraday, is an awfully long way from ‘no regrets’. Find out why in our latest whitepaper.
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Nord Pool Rebranding
We want to inform all visitors to our website that Nord Pool is in the process of rebranding our web presence, new data portal and trading user interfaces. This will align our visual identity more closely with that of our majority owner, Euronext.
It is important to note that this change will only impact the Nord Pool visual identity and branding.
To get familiar with the Euronext visual identity, please check Euronext website.
Feature
It is Nord Pool’s long-held belief that shared order books, in both intraday and day-ahead timeframes, are essential to enable full and fair competition between power exchanges in Europe. In our view, the sharing of order books should be mandatory whenever technically possible.
The recent EC proposals on power market reform, combined with commentary from other power exchanges, have pushed shared order books back in the spotlight.