Ready for market entry

A software vendor supporting energy companies with its Meter-to-Cash processes wants to enter European market – specifically the Dutch, Belgian and French markets. Before entering, it needs a full understanding of the relevant laws and regulations. Magnus Energy created a comprehensive compliance matrix, giving the company the clarity it needed to move forward. Key figures…

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Reducing emissions and energy cost

An energy-intensive company with sites in The Netherlands and Belgium wanted to advance its decarbonisation plans and reduce energy costs. In a local grid that is highly congested, this is easier said than done. Magnus Energy supported the company in identifying and seizing opportunities both internally and in collaboration with key players in the energy…

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Creating The Control Room of the Future

A key entity in the European energy sector aims to future-proof its control room and other functions. It develops and implements standards, platforms, and tools that ensure secure systems and market operations. Drawing on its extensive digital transformation experience in the energy sector, Magnus Energy supports the organisation with IT program management for the vendor…

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Capacity Markets study

As the current capacity market (CM) in Poland approaches expiration, the question arises whether it should be extended – and, if so, how it could be designed to support the security supply and the energy transition. ​Magnus Energy conducted a study for the Polish think-tank Forum Energii, using a scenario-based approach and proposing a way…

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Supporting a key flexibility pilot

One European TSO and several DSOs aim to establish a joint market for procuring grid and system services from flexible, decentralised energy resources. The project seeks to enhance coordination, flexibility, and stable grid operation. Following a successful pilot project, Magnus Energy was asked to provide independent project management to bring this ground-breaking project into the…

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Expanding the grid with cross-border capacity 

SDAC Market Watch

New interconnectors are key to accommodating the energy transition. ALeGrO is the first interconnector between Germany and Belgium. Beyond the infrastructural work and system integration, this connection must also be implemented in the European energy markets. How can ALeGrO access the capacity calculation region (CCR) and pan-European allocation platforms to ensure cross-border transmission and trade…

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Guiding Core from legislation to operation

The integration of European electricity markets is key to Europe’s energy transition, and exchanging information on cross-border capacity is crucial in making this happen. The Capacity Calculation Regions (CCRs) are a major vehicle in turning EU legislation into a functioning operational system. Magnus Energy facilitates the largest region – Core CRR – in achieving major…

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Impact assessment for a hydrogen project

MosaHYc is the first cross-border hydrogen infrastructure project in Europe, launched in March 2020 by Creos and GRTgaz. This pioneering project is expected to serve as a model for other regions and shape the regulatory landscape. The stakes are high. How can mosaHYc ensure it meets regulatory guidelines, such as the EU’s Hydrogen and Decarbonised…

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Optimising customer services

DSOs in the Netherlands have been working with a central online platform to communicate with market parties on consumer requests. However, not all customer service processes run smoothly, especially when it comes to issues concerning smart meters. Due to the novelty of the product, DSOs encounter new issues and do not solve them in the…

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Building a learning community with masterclasses

The Market Coupling Steering Committee (MCSC) is a governing body that brings together key players in European electricity market integration. Its TSO branch (MCSC TSO) consists of more than 30 Transmission System Operators (TSOs). These organisations collaborate to implement EU regulations and create a truly integrated European electricity market. However, keeping pace with evolving requirements…

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