Record-high carbon prices: Is the EU ETS really fit for 55?
The EU carbon price is chasing one all-time high after another. The Fit-for-55 package underpins the EU ETS framework in the years to come. Our updated price modelling shows the potential for a market squeeze in the mid-2020s. In the long run, carbon prices will be guided by industrial abatement costs.
We are happy to welcome Ida Lanseth back to our team
Ida was an intern with us in 2020, and we are happy to welcome her back, now as an analyst. Ida will help strengthen our team with her background in renewable energy and electric power systems.
New Electricity Market Report – Technology in Electricity Retail
New technology makes the value of data and digital infrastructure greater than ever. In the latest issue of our Electricity Market Report, we have mapped out how electricity retailers use technology to optimise their products towards customers and enhance internal processes. The report also contains updated analyses of products and prices, market development and structural changes in the industry.
Rain dance—the only solution to high power prices? Listen to Nyhetsmorgen
Power prices are at record highs. Why? How will prices evolve through the winter? And last but not least, what can we do to reduce power prices? Hear THEMA’s Marius Holm Rennesund discuss these questions on the Norwegian radio program Nyhetsmorgen 20/9-21 (in Norwegian only)
Accelerating the German coal phase-out and lowering electricity prices – is that possible at the same time?
Germany parliamentary elections are around the corner, but what will the election result mean for future German and European energy policy?
German election: What does the result mean for energy policy?
Germany will elect a new Parliament on September 26. After sixteen years under the leadership of Angela Merkel, the polls suggest a change of power. What does this mean for the German energy policy and what are the implications in the European context? In a webinar in cooperation with the Norwegian-German Chamber of Commerce two days after the election, we analyze the election results in terms of possible changes in energy policy.
THEMA is looking for consultants to set up its German branch
Europe has to reach net-zero emissions by 2050 and this requires a drastic restructuring of the energy system within the next decade. The transition on the continent will be even more difficult than in the Nordic countries, and we want to help! Therefore, we are expanding to Germany and are looking for committed new consultants to help our customers navigate the path to a sustainable society.