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It might not be a pool yet, but it’s liquid, transparent and people are jumping in

It might not be a pool yet, but it’s liquid, transparent and people are jumping in

Tuesday 3 December was a record-breaking day. It didn’t make any headlines, and it went largely unnoticed even by the energy industry. But it was an important landmark nonetheless and showed that the energy market might not be as "broken" as it has been described.

12 years ago

MEPs endorse EU ETS backloading plan to stabilise carbon price

12 years ago

First Utility agrees trading deal with Shell

12 years ago

Who’s connecting the dots?

12 years ago

Pipe up: Professor Harriet Bulkeley

“Half the trial participants said they engaged with their IHD on a daily basis, even months after it had been installed”

12 years ago

European Commission mulls supply reserve to rescue EU ETS

12 years ago

Offshore wind boost as government reveals final strike prices

12 years ago

And then there were seven?

12 years ago

Chief executive’s view: A checklist for water reform

12 years ago

Labour plans ‘biggest reform’ of the energy market

12 years ago

UK water industry to co-operate with fracking

12 years ago

‘Faltering’ EU climate policy undermining the City of London

12 years ago

Big six profits fall on lower generation margins

12 years ago

Taking the P

12 years ago

Interview: Mikael Lundin, Nord Pool Spot chief executive

12 years ago

Analyst view: Martin Brough

“There has been much talk about trading revenues and transfer prices, but is there a more fundamental problem with retail accounts?”

12 years ago

Open market: Professor Andreas Stephan

“If energy pricing were more like car insurance, it would boost switching”

12 years ago

Will markets lend a hand?

12 years ago

Ofgem confirms ‘Secure and Promote’ plan to boost liquidity

12 years ago

Npower sells more than 770,000 accounts in £218m deal

12 years ago

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