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June 29, 2026
The heat wave drives up demand and prices in European electricity markets in the last week of June
In the fourth week of June, the heat wave shaped European electricity markets by driving up demand and pushing weekly average prices higher, with most markets exceeding €115/MWh. Lower wind energy production in Germany and Italy also contributed to this trend. Germany and Spain set records for solar photovoltaic energy production, while TTF gas futures and Brent futures reached their lowest levels since April and February, respectively.
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June 25, 2026
Batteries and hybridisation will be decisive for capturing value in more volatile electricity markets
The growing volatility of European electricity markets is reinforcing the role of batteries as a tool to capture value, optimise revenues and facilitate the integration of renewable energy. In a context of low prices during solar hours and higher peaks at other times of the day, storage makes it possible to shift energy from lower-price hours to higher-value periods.
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June 23, 2026
Electrification of demand will be key to sustaining renewable energy growth in Spain
The rapid growth of renewable energy production has positioned Spain among the most competitive wholesale electricity markets in Europe. However, for this advantage to translate into more investment, greater industrial competitiveness and increased stability for renewable energy projects, it will be necessary to accelerate the electrification of demand, strengthen grids and transfer the wholesale price signal more efficiently to end consumers.
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June 22, 2026
Summer begins with a heat wave, increased demand and rising prices in European electricity markets
In the third week of June, prices rose in most European electricity markets and exceeded €80/MWh. Higher demand, amid rising temperatures, lower wind energy production and higher CO2 futures supported this trend. The agreement between the United States and Iran pushed Brent and TTF gas futures lower. France and Portugal reached all-time highs in solar photovoltaic energy production, while Spain and Italy set records for a June day.
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June 19, 2026
Batteries and hybrid PPA: a competitive advantage for the energy sector
Renewable energy growth, volatility and the increasing frequency of low, zero or negative prices are transforming energy management. Competitive advantage no longer lies solely in procuring renewable energy, but in having access to flexible and optimised energy. Batteries and hybrid PPA help reduce risks, improve the profile of the energy supplied and create more competitive products.
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June 16, 2026
More than 50 years of Artificial Intelligence applied to decision-making under uncertainty
Artificial Intelligence is now commonly associated with generative models, conversational assistants and the growth in electricity demand linked to data centres. However, several decades before these technologies emerged, Artificial Intelligence had already begun to demonstrate its ability to solve complex problems with a real economic impact. One of the most notable examples was PROSPECTOR, an expert system developed in the 1970s to support mineral exploration. Its success made it one of the first documented cases in which Artificial Intelligence contributed to decision-making under uncertainty and generated tangible economic value.
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June 15, 2026
More wind energy and falling oil and gas prices keep European electricity markets on a downward trend
In the second week of June, weekly prices fell in most European electricity markets. Higher wind energy production supported this trend despite rising demand. Spain and Portugal registered the largest declines, while prices rose in France. Brent oil and TTF gas futures fell at the end of the week as the United States and Iran made progress in peace negotiations.
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June 12, 2026
Industrial decarbonisation: electrification, storage and risk management in markets
Decarbonising industry requires more than replacing fossil fuels with electricity. Process electrification, battery and thermal storage, hedging strategies and price forecasts will be key to reducing emissions without compromising competitiveness. In this new landscape, risk management and flexibility are becoming decisive factors in industrial decision-making.
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June 8, 2026
Wind energy and lower demand drive price drops in European electricity markets in the first week of June
In the first week of June, weekly average prices fell in most major European electricity markets and generally stood below €95/MWh. Higher wind energy production, lower demand across much of Europe and slightly lower CO2 futures prices drove this trend. Spain and Portugal set photovoltaic energy production records for a June day, while France reached a wind energy production record for this month.
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June 5, 2026
The capacity market: a new piece in the bankability of batteries, but not the definitive solution
The European Commission's approval of the capacity market in Spain introduces a new signal for energy storage, in a context in which batteries are gaining prominence for providing firmness and flexibility to the electricity system. For BESS projects, both standalone and hybridised with renewables, this mechanism opens up new possibilities, but it does not remove the need for prudent, long-term financial analysis.
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June 2, 2026
Renewables set records in Europe in May while electricity market prices rise due to gas prices
In May 2026, monthly average prices increased in most major European electricity markets. Higher gas and CO2 prices, together with lower wind energy production in several markets, contributed to this trend. Germany reached an all-time record for solar photovoltaic energy production, while Spain, France, Italy and Portugal registered their highest solar energy production for a month of May, and Italy achieved a May record for wind energy production. Brent futures registered their highest monthly average since August 2022.
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June 1, 2026
Historic photovoltaic energy production records across Europe in the last week of May and falling market prices
In the fourth week of May, weekly average prices in most major European electricity markets fell compared to the previous week and generally remained below €95/MWh. Higher solar photovoltaic energy production and lower gas prices supported this trend, although declining wind energy production and stronger electricity demand pushed prices higher in France, Italy and the Iberian Peninsula. Major European markets set new all-time records for solar photovoltaic energy production, while CO2 futures reached their highest settlement price since February 10.
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