Italy and Poland’s electricity markets face uncertain future

The ongoing reform of “capacity markets” for electricity, which remunerate power plants for remaining on standby in case of demand peak, should be technologically neutral in order to allow disruptive technologies like digitalisation and blockchain to develop, argue energy experts from across Europe.

This article is part of our special report Electricity market reform: A European tour

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Some energy experts want any decision on electricity markets to be technologically neutral when it comes to capacity mechanisms. [Shutterstock]

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This article is part of our special report Electricity market reform: A European tour.

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