Auction Modelling

Strategic bidding – backed by model-based clarity

Auctions are a key policy instrument for driving the energy transition – from EEG and KWK schemes to the power plant strategy. To succeed in these markets, bidders need a data-driven strategy, a deep understanding of market mechanisms and a keen sense of market dynamics.

Our “Auction Modelling & Bidding Strategy” team supports project developers, investors, utilities and public institutions with evidence-based market analysis, model-based forecasts and individually tailored bidding strategies.

We assess regulatory frameworks, simulate supply volumes and bidding behaviour, quantify price uncertainties using Monte-Carlo simulations and evaluate realistic competitive conditions. The result is a stochastically optimised, decision-focused bidding strategy that ensures you make the most of the best available market informations.

Our models cover a wide range of segments, including:

Biomass & biomethane
CHP & iCHP
Capacity markets & capacity auctions
Auctions under the national power plant strategy

Turn market dynamics into your competitive edge.

How may we help you?

Give us a call, send an email or use our contact form. We will be happy to hear from you.

Your Contact

Christoph Benkert
Tel. +49 (0)30 695175-0
E-Mail: christoph.benkert@enervis.de

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