Virtual hubs and deep markets

Lion Hirth, a Professor of Energy Policy at the Hertie School in Berlin and Director at Neon Energy, shares insights on the evolving energy markets. He discusses the EU's proposals for forward markets and the benefits of virtual hubs to enhance liquidity. The conversation highlights the Nordic model's limitations and the potential of splitting the German power zone to attract green investment. Additionally, Hirth delves into the shifts in hedging strategies among utilities amidst increasing market volatility and examines the implications of long-term transmission rights.