Happy to welcome 2 million new Spanish customers in the @Total group. We are committed to supply them a competitive, clean and reliable energy. Thanks to @EnergiaEDP for taking care of them for so many years. We will be a more than worthy successor!

Het blijft een plezier je te horen Ronald Gaastra! Wat een kracht. sporza.be/artikels/ronal… #sporza

A crazy idea to build an iconic electric car turned into the creation of a beautiful company with a passionated team. youtu.be/nrqSDuP3p9I

Clasificación Rápida 1 etapa Vuelta Asturias 🥇 NairoQuinCo 🥈 Antonio Pedrero 🥉 Pierre Latour Maillot Líder TurismoAsturias y Maillot Regularidad @ecopilas @nairoquincoficial Maillot Montaña Tartiere Auto José M. Gutiérrez Maillot Metas Volantes La Nueva España Daniel Viegas

In maart vertelde de Economist ons nog dat India Is “Getting off lightly”. Tot zo ver ons begrip van de covid en onze capaciteit om iets te voorspellen.

Happy to be there!

My new favorite hashtag #wttf

Een jaar elektriciteit verbruiken kost voor een gemiddeld gezin in België momenteel 1200€. Voor hetzelfde verbruik betaal je in Frankrijk nu 750€.

Spain & Portugal want to lower their elec price by capping the gas price (30€/MWh?) for the gas power plants. Two elec prices would be established: 1) to sell at the border with Fr (as before) & one for the domestic market (the reduced). What will happen with future markets?

Spain caps gas price for gas powerplants to limit power prices. The end of the Merit order as we know it. elindependiente.com/economia/2022/…

Is Spain and Portugal showing Europe the way to lower power prices? I think every European energy minister will follow their example. spanishnewstoday.com/spain-reaches-… #energy #gas #power #europe

The daily cost/benefit of the "Iberian gas cap mechanism" (via Tom Van de Cruys) [Note: the graph is a theoretical calculation, since it is difficult to reconstruct how agents would have behaved when preparing their offers under other conditions]

If you need electricity this winter. One advice: Move. To. Spain.

This figure from EL PAÍS España shows the positive impact the “gas cap” had on the power Price in Spain. (The gap was introduced on 15/6). Let’s see what Europe wants to learn from this nice example of clever intervention in the liberalized power market.

Power in Europe is expensive because Europe defined a set of price setting rules that make power expensive in the context of the current gas crisis. Why can Europe not just change their own rules and therewith solve the problem?(Marginal pricing and ETS)

A negative “tax” for the gas cap in Spain tomorrow.