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Keeping up to date with the pace of change in the energy markets can be a daunting task. Our Energy Spectrum package comprises three publications designed to ensure you stay ahead of the game without taking valuable resources away from your core business.
Energy Spectrum Ireland provides insightful and timely reporting and comment on developments in the wholesale and retail gas and electricity markets in both the Ireland and Northern Ireland. The package consists of two publications designed to ensure you can stay ahead of the game without taking valuable resources away from your core business.
Whether you are an energy executive, trader, broker or investor, the Energy Market Bulletin will help you make better investment and contract decisions. It will allow you to manage your exposure to risk, improve your opportunities to hedge, and increase your visibility into wholesale energy markets.
In April 2017 the water sector opened up to greater competition in the English non household market, raising the prospect of more choice for customers and innovation from market players. But, as with any significant change, the road ahead is likely to be complex.
The balancing mechanism and imbalance price are fluid and vary every day, potentially resulting in material fluctuations in revenues and costs incurred by generators and suppliers alike. Understanding what factors led to a price imbalance, which generators were bidding their spare capacity at the time, and what the reserve scarcity price was, is all a key part of being an intelligent competitor in this market.
Distinguish your company from your competitors and provide your staff and clients with valuable insight into the energy industry. Our expert team of researchers, analysts, and writers can create a publication tailored to your exact requirements. Whatever you want to achieve, we can make it happen – saving you time, while minimising cost and stress.
Energy and water markets are undergoing massive change and transformation, to keep track of these changes and to provide you with insights on the work of the Cornwall Insight team, we are delighted to launch our new industry information service - Chart of the Week.
2030 is a critical point in the transformation of UK energy; the vision to achieve this is emerging. We know the basic outline and where we want to get to but overlaying the solutions of today on the challenges of tomorrow will not work. We need to think about what we will want for or energy system in 2030 and design the future model to deliver that vision. Energy:2030, which is published monthly will provide you with the news and insight from the GB and elsewhere that will help you navigate the future.
A weekly publication to help you understand and take advantage of the opportunities arising in Ireland and Northern Ireland energy market.
International and local energy and water markets are undergoing massive change and transformation, to keep track of these changes and to provide you with insights on the work of the Pixie Energy team, we are delighted to launch our new industry information service - Pixie Chart of the Week
Being a part of this ever-changing and increasingly globalised energy market, it is essential that industry stakeholders have access to clear, independent and reliable information on wholesale market developments.
28th February 2019
Research from Pixie Energy reveals that there is an absence of clear policy for fleets to transition to electric vehicles in the Road to Zero as well as a lack of engagement between the fleet and electricity industries. Solutions to these issues are needed to drive the electrification of business scale transport.
Read the insight paperHelping you make sense of the energy and water sectors
Cornwall offers comprehensive energy supplier compliance assessments to examine supplier retail activities against customer-facing GB licence and regulatory requirements.
Assessments are tailored to customer specifications, but can include complete examinations of all customer documents and website materials, and all customer facing interactions and processes.
Each assessment examines practices against the requirements of the supply licence and government legislation, as well as industry best practice. Where any potential non-compliances are identified, recommendations. Examples of compliant actions are also provided where relevant and available. Each report includes a traffic light rating system to help prioritise changes that may need to be made.
For more information on the Assessments please contact Adam Boorman at a.boorman@cornwall-insight.com or 01603 604417.
Cornwall undertook a short review of the supplier's energy supply activities to identify whether there were any gaps or omissions in current compliance with its obligations under its gas and electricity supply licences and relevant legislation
We undertook a compliance assessment for a supplier entering the market of the key customer facing documents prior to its go-live in the market Our assessment identified gaps and omissions in compliance with its obligations under its gas and electricity supply licences, industry codes and other relevant legalisation. We also provided detail on where the company was not complying fully with obligations and provided recommendations to correct this
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