Price difference
The report yields historical info and forecasts on price differences in adjoining markets throughout Europe. Price differences are mainly defined and changed by shifts in the relative costs in power production, relative demand elasticises, available flow capacity and flow regime. All price areas are in principle interlinked. This means that say, a price change in Spain, could affect the relative price difference between Germany and Poland, although they do not share a common border with Spain. The EQ spot model system yields continuously updated forecast and convenient retrieval of historical data of price differences for all price areas. We believe the report will become a convenient source of historical info on price ratios on Europe too.