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Publications
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Energy Spectrum & Daily Bulletin
The Energy Spectrum service captures key developments across the energy sector and offers a timely, insight-driven overview of the need-to-know news and changes in the industry.
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Energy Spectrum Ireland & Ireland Energy Weekly Bulletin
The Energy Spectrum Ireland service captures all the important developments across the energy sectors and is an excellent source of news on the ongoing changes to the dynamic Irish and Northern Irish energy sectors.
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Energy Market Bulletin
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.
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BM Reports
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.
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White label & bespoke content
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.
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Chart of the Week
Our complimentary Charts of the Week analyse the latest news and updates in the energy industry. Our charts offer a visual way of understanding complex issues and are complemented by our experts analysis.
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Energy:2030
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.
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SEM Chart of the Week
A weekly publication to help you understand and take advantage of the opportunities arising in Ireland and Northern Ireland energy market.
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Pixie Chart of the Week
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
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Irish Energy Market Bulletin
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.
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Water Weekly
Water Weekly will help ensure you stay ahead of the game, delivering the need-to-know news for the water and wastewater community. It allows you to track industry developments and the drivers behind them, ensuring you have the information required to grow your business.
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Insight papers
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Market design amidst global energy transition Transmission access and congestion in Australia, Ireland and Great Britain
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The dawn of corporate PPAs in Ireland
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The future of UK heat networks - critical comparisons with European markets
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Wind in the Australian and Great British energy markets
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Arming the fleet - accelerating businesses scale adoption of EVs
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Rationalising Micro-generation Exports
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Wholesale Power Price Cannibalisation
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The GB Electricity Market 2017: Revolution, Renewal and Reinvention
23rd October 2019
Future networks - setting the scene
Pressures on distribution networks are changing. Increasing amounts of generation is connected to the distribution networks and demand is forecast to rise significantly. Flexibility from network users will be a key element of minimising the cost of accommodating low carbon technologies at scale on distribution networks. Regional flexibility markets are already emerging as one way for network and system operators to contract with flexibility providers for the provision of flexibility services.
Read the insight paper- Market research & insight
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Power generation and demand management
- Balancing Mechanism Service
- Feed-in Tariff Forecast
- Flexibility Matters
- Flexible PPA Market Report
- Generator Governance Update
- Green Power Forecast
- PPA Market Share
- The GB Frequency Response Markets Report
- Long-term Roc forecast
- Monthly Within-year Roc Forecast
- Capacity Market Forecast
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Supply Markets
- Business Electricity Market Share Survey
- Business Gas Market Share Survey
- Domestic Energy Sales Channels Report
- Domestic Market Metrics report
- Domestic Market Share Survey
- Domestic Smart Metering Market report
- Domestic Supplier Insight Service (Monthly)
- Domestic Supplier Insight Service (Quarterly)
- Domestic Tariff Report
- Energy Retail and Electric Vehicles Service
- Non-Domestic Supplier Insight Service
- Non-domestic Supplier Insight Service (Monthly)
- Non-domestic Supplier Insight Service (Quarterly)
- Price Cap Predictor
- SME Price Analysis - Electricity
- SME Price Analysis - Gas
- Third Party Intermediaries in the Business and Industrial Supply Markets
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Policy and regulation
- Smart Meter Regulation Service
- Energy Supplier Compliance
- Monthly Regulation Reports
- Weekly Customer Impact Reports
- Electricity Alerts
- Faster Switching Service
- Gas Alerts
- Industry Meeting Reports - Electricity
- Industry Meeting Reports - Gas
- Modifications Register - Gas
- Modifications Register - Electricity
- Policy and Regulation Consultations Register
- Flexibility Matters
- Consultancy
- Training, events and forums
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GB Courses
- Introducing the GB Energy Market
- GB Energy Retail Competitive Landscape
- Understanding Today’s GB Electricity Market
- Flexible Smarter Electricity Networks
- Understanding Today's GB Gas Market
- Project Finance for Energy
- Flexibility Fundamentals
- Introduction to Gas & Electricity Wholesale Trading
- Practical Energy Risk Management Masterclass
- PPA - Structures, Terms and Bankability
- Subsidy-Free Renewables - Commercialisation
- Tomorrow's GB Electricity Markets - the Journey to Net Zero
- GB Gas Markets: From Here to 2030
- Maximising the Opportunity From the Connected Home
- Introducing the Irish Energy Market - London Event
- Financing Subsidy-Free Renewables - Package
- Understanding the EV Sector
- Flexibility Fundamentals in the NEM
- Domestic energy efficiency in GB workshop
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Webinars
- Commercial Dynamics of the Balancing Mechanism Webinar Recording
- Project TERRE - A New Market for Flexibility Recording
- REGOs - Values, Market Sentiment and Outlook Webinar Recording
- EVs – Market Developments and Charging Commercials Recording
- Imbalance Prices and Settlement: Drivers and change Recording
- Introduction to Domestic Supplier Compliance
- Mutualisation: Processes, payments and practicalities Webinar
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Helping you make sense of the energy and water sectors
Training
Renewables and the Low-Carbon Power Market
The low-carbon generation landscape in GB continues to change, with shifting support regimes and a move towards subsidy free arrangements. Progress towards targets continues, but support for new technologies remains uncertain.
Our relaunched Renewables and Low-carbon Power Markets course provides an in-depth insight into this market, covering the key support mechanisms in place, the values available for generators from subsidy and embedded benefits and obligations placed on suppliers to recoup programme costs from customers. Our long established course continues to evolve with the changing market and our updated materials now cover the future outlook for subsidy free arrangements, the role of battery storage and future network charging implications.
Our market experts will explain the workings of the RO, small scale FITs and CfD schemes, provide insights into the additional revenues gained from embedded benefits, and explain the role of PPAs and other routes to market.
Who’s it for?
- project developers and investors
- renewable generation companies
- energy suppliers
- professional service companies
- regulatory bodies
- NGOs
What does it cover?
- principles that underpin incentive schemes
- the policy agenda
- calculating scheme costs
- drivers of value and routes to market
- the future of low carbon investment
Booking Information
Location:
CCT Barbican
Aldersgate House
135-137 Aldersgate Street
London
EC1A 4JA
Price:
£595 + VAT
Discounts are available for multiple bookings, please contact Emily at training@cornwall-insight.com for more information
Sorry there are currently no upcoming dates, please contact us on 01603 602115 or via email
Plan your training pathway
All Cornwall Insight courses are arranged within training pathways, easily allowing you to select which level you required. Simply choose from the drop down below to view our development pathway.
Customer Testimonials
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"The consultants are well informed and can help advise as well as simply ticking boxes."
"We find Cornwall Insight’s compliance service an invaluable source of insight. Nothing is too much trouble and their advice is always measured, comprehensive and complete. Cornwall Insight have a talent for presenting complex regulatory information simply, and always in terms of its impact on us as the supplier and our customers. A fantastic service that we wouldn’t go without."
Can we help?
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