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Today at 15:00, the new NO3-NO5 420 kV power line goes live
We are moving out of a historic low-price period in NO3 with Q3-25 delivered at just 10.6 øre/kWh into a

Balancing Volaility – Gas vs batteries
There is a lot of talk how renewables is reshaping the power sector, and one key impact is how the

Norway’s Reservoir Divide: North vs. South
Southern Norway (NO1, NO2, NO5): Steep increase in reservoir levels in Southern Norway on high precipitation levels the last weeks.

From Power Market Modelling to Strategy: How Volt Analytics provides insight through tailormade analysis and consultancies
Whether advising on hydropower upgrades, offshore wind investments, or price volatility in Southern Norway, Volt Power Analytics empowers consultancies with:

Fall is approaching fast, and the Norwegian power market is split in two:
In Southern Norway (NO2), a dry summer has left reservoirs stuck at 50–60%. Producers are conserving water, expecting prices of

Hourly Price Forward Curves Explained: Volt Power Analytics’ guide to the curves that traders use to get ahead
The Hourly Price Forward Curve (HPFC) is a key tool in power market modeling. It lets you bridge the gap

[Free Webinar] Balancing Volatility: Batteries vs. Gas – Who Tames the Price Swings?
Gas still sets the pace: with prices steady but sensitive, it continues to drive European power costs. What are the

Arendalsuka 2025: Are Electricity prices in Norway really high?
How does our power system work- and what alternatives are there to current regulation? Join us for look at the

Volatile gas prices drives further volatility in the European forward market for power
Gas prices for the front of the forward curve fell by more than 5 EUR/MWh upon closing yesterday, triggered by

Summer Sun Powers Up Battery Storage Activity Across Europe
The pace of deployment of batteries in Germany and across Europe is ramping up, but will the level of deployment

Southern Norway Faces a Power Price Surge – Are We Heading Towards a Summer Supply Squeeze?
Spot prices in Southern Norway are rising, with NO2 now leading as the most expensive price zone in the Nordics.

Record low solar PV capture rates foreseen for May
2024 saw record low solar PV capture rates in Germany. Build-out has continued with 17 GW added year-on-year in the