ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
As European power markets undergo rapid transformation, forecasting electricity prices has never been more complex—or more critical. The 13th Annual Electricity Price Forecasting and Modelling Forum brings together leading experts from TSOs, power exchanges, utilities, and analytics teams to explore the models, methods, and market dynamics shaping price formation across Europe.
Over two days, the forum will dive deep into both long-term structural changes and short-term trading realities—bridging the gap between theory, modelling, and real-world market application.
KEY Themes
- Power markets in transition: structural shifts shaping prices to 2035
- Integrating fundamental and statistical models in forecasting
- Flow-based market coupling in practice
- Cross-border trading and grid evolution
- TSO perspectives on adequacy, flexibility, and forecasting
- Pricing and optimisation of battery energy storage systems (BESS)
- Market design changes: 15-minute markets and regulatory outlook
- Advanced day-ahead and intraday forecasting techniques
- Volatility, price spikes, and imbalance market modelling
- Short-term power trading strategies and portfolio optimisation
- Modelling frameworks, open-source tools, and common pitfalls
SPEAKERS
David Thackray
Strategic Relations Officer
Tevva, England
Henrik Engdahl
Director Electromobility Business Development
Volvo Group, Sweden
Ulf Groos
Head of Department Fuel Cell
Fraunhofer ISE
Magnus Höglund
Head of Charging Solutions and Infrastructure
Scania Group, Sweden
Why Attend?
- Understand how evolving market design impacts price formation
- Learn from real-world case studies and modelling challenges
- Explore cutting-edge forecasting and trading strategies
- Network with industry leaders across trading, analytics, and system operations
Join us in Berlin this September to connect models with markets—and turn forecasting insights into strategic advantage.
Speaker Opportunities
Do you have expertise or current research in electricity price forecasting that could benefit your peers? If so, consider leading a discussion or presenting at the forum. For more information about speaker opportunities, please contact:
evangelina@tbmgroup.eu