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Volt Power Analytics’ Katinka Bogaard Named Finalist for Årets Kraftkvinne 2025
We are thrilled to announce that our Managing Director and Head of Analysis, Katinka Bogaard, has been named a finalist
How Will Norwegian Power Prices Develop Towards 2035?
Volt has previously explored the buildout of data centres in the Nordics—but how will prices develop up until 2035? Our
Low Wind Conditions and Growing UK Capacity Influence Nordic Power Prices
A high-pressure system over the Nordics is causing very low wind power output tomorrow, Tuesday. Spot prices in most areas
NO4 Split: What might it mean for prices, and how likely is it to materialise?
Earlier this quarter, we carried out an in depth assessment of how a potential division of NO4 into two bidding
The Nordic power market is changing and it is important for industrial players to have insight into how the energy landscape is developing.
This week, Katinka Bogaard had the pleasure to present at Eyde-dagen after Ingvill Heskestad Mykland at Å Energi where we
This morning, Katinka Bogaard was announced as being nominated for Arets Kraftkvinne 2025.
We are extremely proud to see our own Katinka recognized alongside other leading figures in the energy market.
Is there room for more data centres in Norway towards 2035?
On 20. nov. 2025, our Managing Director, Katinka Bogaard, travelled to Trondheim to present at Nordenfjeldske’s Førjulskonferanse. Volt’s presentation, Future
Cold weather in the north of Sweden this week sees river icing effecting hydropower.
As temperatures drop, river-based hydropower output in SE1 and SE2 is being curtailed to prepare stable ice conditions for the
With the Nordic market heading into winter and price drivers shifting quickly, the Nordenfjeldske Energi Førjulskonferanse arrives to address key issues and discuss what lies ahead.
On Thursday 20th November Volt Power Analytics‘s Founder, Katinka Bogaard, will speak in Trondheim from 14:55 to 15:15, covering the
At present NO2 is the lowest priced Norwegian area, with German spot prices placing downward pressure compared to the other Norwegian zones.
We have to look far back in the historical record to find a previous occasion when NO2 was the lowest
Rystad Energy had the pleasure of hosting the New Energy Women event
Rystad Energy had the pleasure of hosting the New Energy Women event, bringing together women from across the energy sector
Full reservoirs- yet rising prices?
As winter approaches, NO3 (Trondheim region) enters its high-price season with reservoirs still 89,6% full. Despite the new power line