Market value atlases have been a basic product of enervis for many years. Market value atlases evaluate historical or future market value differences based on information from technology and location. This is a decisive advantage for direct marketers, who can use it to assess the market value of their portfolio.. With the help of the enervis market value atlases, over 50% of renewable energy direct-marketed on the power market is currently being used. A whole family of market value atlas has developed from the historical market value atlases in recent years:
The market value atlases can be divided into three different categories:
1. Historical Market-Value-Atlas
2. Forecast Market-Value-Atlas
3. PPA Atlas
Further information on the respective products can be found on the corresponding product sub-pages in the menu.
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Eckhard Kuhnhenne-Krausmann
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E-Mail: eckhard.kuhnhenne@enervis.de
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