Future Power Market Platform
Current Project
Project Management
Karsten NeuhoffProject Period
April 1, 2013Funded by
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, Funding Number: 03MAP274 and 03MAP316The Future Power Market Platform brings together consists of experts and decision-makers from both public and private sector across Europe who are prioritizing market design and regulatory mechanism development in their working agendas. The initiative will lead an ongoing informative debate on the adequate regulatory and market framework for 2020 and beyond.
Working group meetings take place at DIW Berlin or at various international institutions to which working group members are affiliated.Summaries of each meeting are distributed within the group and then published to make the process continuous while developing a shared perspective or where this is not possible an informed understanding of the differences.
DIW Team
Head of Department
Senior Research Associate / Thematic Lead Electricity Markets
Head of Department
Senior Research Associate / Thematic Lead Electricity Markets
Head of Department
Senior Research Associate / Thematic Lead Electricity Markets
Events & reports
March 2019, Berlin: Meeting on Hedging and Futures Markets keyboard_arrow_up
Workshop description and presentations
September 2018, Berlin: Meeting on Zonal and Nodal Co-Existence keyboard_arrow_up
January 2018, Milan: Meeting on TSO-DSO-PX Cooperation II keyboard_arrow_up
July 2017, Mannheim: Meeting on TSO-DSO-PX Cooperation keyboard_arrow_up
February 2017, Berlin: Meeting on Coordinated Balancing keyboard_arrow_up
October 2016, Paris: Meeting on Auctions for Intraday -Trading Impacts on efficient power markets and secure system operation keyboard_arrow_up
June 2016: Meeting on a Blue Print for European Power Market Design keyboard_arrow_up
April 2016: Meeting on Coordinated Balancing of the European Power System keyboard_arrow_up
Presentations:
The Overall Picture and our Focus Today (PDF, 70.8 KB)
View on EXPLORE initiative countries (PDF, 5.98 MB)
Overview of TERRE Design (PDF, 0.73 MB)
Remuneration of Power Generation Capacity in Conditions of Scarcity in Belgium (PDF, 2.07 MB)
October 2015: Meeting on Balancing Responsibility: What model works for Europe? keyboard_arrow_up
June 2015: Meeting on Intraday Auctions - Bidding Structures and Trading Arrangements for Flexibility across EU Power Markets keyboard_arrow_up
March 2015: Meeting on Flexible Short-Term Power Trading: Gathering Experience in EU Countries keyboard_arrow_up
DIW Discussion paper (PDF, 436.07 KB)
Report 1 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: Germany
Report 2 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: Great Britain
Report 3 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: Italy
Report 4 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: The Netherlands
Report 5 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: Poland
Report 6 Empirics of Intraday and Real-time Markets in Europe: Spain
November 2014: Capacity Mechanisms in the European Context: Can we ensure internal market synergies? keyboard_arrow_up
October 2014: Special Meeting on German Market: Design Options for a Strategic Reserve for the German Power Market and International Coordination keyboard_arrow_up
December 2013: Meeting on Beyond Gate Closure keyboard_arrow_up
June 2014: TSO-TSO-DSO Cooperation: How to align System Operation in Future Power Markets? keyboard_arrow_up
April 2014: Gas and Electricity Market Design for a Flexible Operation of Gas-fired Power Plants keyboard_arrow_up
September 2013: Meeting on Mid-term Contracting in Electricity Markets: What to consider in Market Design? keyboard_arrow_up
June 2013: Meeting on Markets before and after Gate Closure Time keyboard_arrow_up
May 2013: Meeting on the Role of Contracting in European Electricity Markets keyboard_arrow_up
Advisory board
- David Newbery, Director of EPRG, Emeritus Professor of Economics, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge
- Jean-Michel Glachant, Director of the Florence School of Regulation and Director of Loyola de Palacio Energy Policy Programme
- José Ignacio Pérez Arriaga, Professor of Electrical Engineering at UPC Madrid and permanent Visiting Professor at MIT
Topics: Energy economics , Environmental markets , Markets
