The Middle East conflict: fundamental power market analysis for Germany
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Rebekah Llamas
Head of Market Intelligence, Power Markets Research
Rebekah Llamas
Head of Market Intelligence, Power Markets Research
Rebekah oversees our Short-term Market Intelligence Team for North America.
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Following disruptions to LNG supply through the Strait of Hormuz, gas markets reacted sharply - with TTF prices soaring above oil parity. But what does all of this mean for German power markets?
Using Wood Mackenzie's EPSI power-dispatch platform, our Power Trading Analytics team modeled four gas price scenarios to reveal:
- Which hours face the steepest price impacts (hint: it's not when you might expect)
- How within-day price spreads evolve as gas costs escalate by 10%, 15%, 20%, or 30%
- When gas-to-coal switching hits diminishing returns - and what that means for trading strategies
- Why fundamental models outperform machine learning during unique geopolitical events
During times of extreme volatility, historical patterns fail. Fundamental modeling reveals the opportunities others miss.
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