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Simon Goess - About

Simon Goess Member since: 2018 Simon Göß studied Environmental and Resource Management (B. Sc.) at the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus and Sustainable Energy Technology (M. Sc. Honours) at the Delft University of Technology, Netherlands. He wrote his thesis at the chair for energy distribution and high voltage engineering as well as in the multi-actor systems department. Simon Göß started his professional career as research associate at SCUT/TU-Delft Research Centre on Urban Systems & Environment. Since 2016 he was working with Energy Brainpool GmbH & Co. KG. He regularly conducted basic and expert seminars on the energy sector and energy trading. As a certified trainer Simon Göß conducted seminars for exchange traders in consultation with the European Energy Exchange (EEX AG) and the European Power Exchange (EPEX SPOT SE). He worked in consultancy projects and composed scientific articles and studies on e

Ireland s Energy Market is Unexpected Brexit Victim

The U.K.’s exit from the European Union at the start of 2021 has somewhat predictably affected British business sectors ranging from musicians to lobster exporters. But there’s another Brexit victim that had nothing to do with the U.K.’s departure from the EU: the Irish energy market. All of Ireland’s energy interconnections with Europe run through Great Britain. And since the U.K. is no longer part of the EU’s internal energy market (IEM), both islands have been suffering from increased supply volatility. However, the problem is eight times bigger in Ireland because of the significance of electricity imports relative to the size of its grid, according to Phil Hewitt, director of EnAppSys, an energy data, consultancy and information services provider.

EPEX SPOT and ECC successfully launch After-Market products in Belgium and the Netherlands

EPEX SPOT and ECC successfully launch After-Market products in Belgium and the Netherlands Submitted 29/01/2021 - 10:13am The European Power Exchange EPEX SPOT and its clearing house European Commodity Clearing (ECC) have successfully launched new After-Market contracts in Belgium and in the Netherlands.  These new offerings enable market participants to trade local hourly and 15 minute contracts even after delivery, until 12:30 pm CET for the Belgian market, and until 8:30 am on the day after delivery CET on the Dutch market. 21 members have registered for trading on the After-Market. “After-Market contracts enable the adjustment of physical positions of our customers in the ex-post timeframe. By balancing their positions even after delivery, when all the final information on production and consumption is available, they are able to reduce their imbalance costs,” says Ralph Danielski, Chief Executive Officer of EPEX SPOT. “The addition of these contracts to our overall p

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