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TenneT is moving away from EDI-based messaging to web services. In this blog we explain what this means for market participants active on the Dutch power grid.

MIG stands for ‘Market Implementation Guide’; the umbrella term used for the market processes governing data and information exchanges between key participants on the Belgian energy markets. In short, MIG is the ‘market model’ for the gas and power market and there's a major update coming this year!

“There are lots of projects, RFPs, requests, and many projects that went dormant last year are back on the agenda,” says EGSSIS’ Dries Lamont. “We have already signed two new customers in Germany and The Netherlands, with many more in the pipeline."

In our recent blog post we explained which steps you can take to get a grip on your natural gas …

Get a full grip on your natural gas portfolio and get insights in the full value chain for the Dutch gas market. We explain how you can gradually become a full shipper & the benefits.

In this blog we will go through key milestones of the merger and give additional information about what’s expected from our clients, and what EGSSIS will do to ensure a smooth transition.

What's the value of a mobile app? Throughout our discussions with traders, portfolio managers, and operations teams we realized the goal of the application should be to give peace of mind to our customers.

As promised in the 2020 review we’re sharing our roadmap for 2021 with you. There are many exciting updates and improvements coming. Read all about it in this blog.

In 2018-19 a new strategy was formulated at EGSSIS. The ambitious goal for the coming years is to become the best choice amongst service provider in Europe. In this blog we’ll look back at what we did so far to achieve this goal.

Given the peak imbalance prices on several grids these past weeks, we’re making the case for power producers that becoming a BSP may be a great step to profit. Why not put your ‘sleeping’ capacity to use, and get paid handsomely for it?