Generally, Elan undertakes bespoke consulting projects. However occasionally Elan undertakes in-depth multi-client studies that are subsequently available for purchase.
At this time, the reports available include:
German
power market study, 2008-2030
NEW RELEASE May 2008, 67 page presentation-style report, € 7,995
Dutch
power market study, 2007-2026
October 2007, 63 page written report, € 7,995
Jockeying
for position: New capacity development in the Dutch Power Generation Sector
Published November 2006, 41 pages, € 1,495
Published Oct 2004, 50 pages, € 700
Belgium: Updated regularly, € 495
Netherlands: Updated regularly, € 795
Please click on the above titles to go through to further information and an order form.
To order, please print the report's order form and return it to us by fax on +31 20 422 6845. If you have any questions regarding these reports, please do not hesitate to contact us on +31 20 689 4005.
Jockeying
for position: New capacity development in the Dutch Power Generation Sector
Published: November 2006
After eight quiet years, the Dutch generation sector has suddenly seen a total of 6GW of new-build proposals. On top of this, there have been announcements of plant lifetime extensions and interconnection capacity is being expanded. Are these proposals profitable investments, or are incumbents engaging in strategic bluff to ward new entrants away from a gradually tightening market?
In this report we aim to shed some light into the murky waters of Dutch development activity. Specifically, we review the current situation regarding new (large-scale) generation and interconnection capacity development. Clearly it is not possible to report board-room discussions, but with an ear to the ground and a close eye kept on snippets of information we have managed to assemble a report with worthwhile insights for investors, incumbents, and new entrants alike.
UPDATE: This report was first published in October 2005 and has been updated every six months.
Dutch
Gas Market
Published: Oct 2004
This 70 page report from Elan Energy Consulting assesses the restructuring of the Dutch gas industry for competition, recent changes to the Gas Act, full market opening, the go-ahead of the planned Balgzand Bacton Line (BBL) interconnector between the Netherlands and the UK, and the development of new gas storage facilities. It provides a solid background for every company that needs to know more about the complex gas market in the Netherlands.
This report is published by Prospex.
Dutch
power market study, 2007-2026
Published: October 2007
In this report we consider the key drivers of the development of the Dutch wholesale power market, construct two scenarios, and use our PLEXOS for Power Systems market modelling tool to derive detailed results for the period 2007-2026. Clients purchasing this report will benefit from Elan’s deep insight into the north-west European power markets and our unique capability in the Dutch energy markets. The report is well structured and in-depth, providing solid background for important assumptions and a detailed presentation of study results. The report is delivered together with a spreadsheet containing the key assumptions and results.
This report includes a spreadsheet
containing the numbers behind the key tables and charts.
German
power market study, 2008-2030
Published: May 2008
In our latest multi-client market study, we focus on the German power generation market. Through the development and modelling of a Base scenario, we present the results of an in-depth power market study. We explore the development of new capacity, interconnection, prices, spreads and profitability. To undertake this task, we use the PLEXOS for Power Systems market modelling tool to derive detailed results for the period 2008-2030. Besides Germany, we have modelled the entire north-west European market (including France, Belgium and Netherlands) and present selected result for these markets.
Note: This report is in presentation (Powerpoint) format. This makes it easier for the reader to highlight the main conclusions whilst still presenting plenty of background and discussion.
Benelux
power background
Since the start of liberalisation in the late 1990's, the Benelux power market has seen significant activity in all parts of the value chain. Particularly the level of activity in the Dutch power sector has been very high. Belgium has also seen increasing activity after an initial slow start of the liberalisation process. The Benelux power market continues to be a highly complex market that requires continue monitoring. In the background reports we set out:
- The legal and market structure and how the various markets function
- The key generation players and the key distribution/supply players
- Transmission system ownership and operation
- Regulation
Belgium: Updated regularly
Netherlands: Last updated: June 2006