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Procurement, trading & market design
REMIT II, capacity market, 15-minute products, bidding zones, carbon price.
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Since October 2025 the day-ahead market trades in quarter hours, REMIT II adds reporting duties, and a capacity market is meant to finance new dispatchable plants. For utilities this lands in procurement, balancing group management and trading systems. Much of it is not settled yet. The data flows can still be planned now.
The power market is changing several rules at once: quarter-hour products in the day-ahead market, REMIT II with new reporting duties, a capacity market for new power plants and the debate about bidding zones. For utilities this changes procurement, balancing groups and trading systems. We sort out what is settled and what is still open, and show where it hits processes and systems.
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