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  • ACER Adopts Decision On Amendment To Determination Of Capacity Calculation Regions

    Date 05/04/2019

    The Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators (ACER) has adopted a Decision on the proposal of all EU Transmission System Operators for the amendment to the determination of capacity calculation regions.

  • Malawi Stock Exchange Weekly Summary Report

    Date 05/04/2019

    Click here to download Malawi Stock Exchange's weekly summary report.

  • PEGAS TTF Spot Market Reaches A New High With 53.1 TWh In March Amidst One The Highest Overall Monthly Volumes

    Date 05/04/2019

    PEGAS, the pan-European gas trading platform operated by Powernext, established a new high on its TTF spot segment with 53.1 TWh in March, erasing the previous record of 47.97 TWh reached in February. The total volume traded in March amounted to 223.4 TWh on the PEGAS platform, including 129.3 TWh on the spot and 94.1 TWh on the futures segments, which represents an increase of 20% over last year (March 2018: 186.8 TWh) and the second highest overall monthly volume. 

  • Moscow Exchange: REPO Risk Parameters Change For The Security PLZL

    Date 05/04/2019

    As per the Equity Market Risk Parameters Methodology, on 05.04.2019, 13-18 (MSK) the lower bound of the REPO rate and IR Risk Rate (downward scenario) for the security PLZL was changed.  New values are available at http://nkcbank.com/fondMarketRates.do

  • ACER Reports On Gas Conditional Capacity Products In The EU

    Date 05/04/2019

    The Agency publishes today its Report  on the conditionalities stipulated in contracts for standard capacity products for firm capacity and an underlying consultancy Study as required by the EU Regulation establishing a Network Code on Capacity Allocation Mechanisms in gas transmission systems. In order to ensure that gas can be traded independently of its location in the system, network users must be given the freedom to book entry and exit capacity independently from each other. ACER’s Report analyses the current restrictions in capacity products that prevent this from happening.