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Energy Quantified 2.0 launched

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A comprehensive upgrade

Energy Quantified (EQ) is proud to announce the launch of EQ 2.0, a comprehensive upgrade to our existing platform. Including a suite of new products, enhanced functionalities and a fresh facelift, EQ 2.0 reaffirms its commitment to delivering unparalleled data transparency and intelligence to energy professionals across Europe.

Since its inception, EQ has rapidly established itself as a go-to platform for power market information, providing weather data, fundamentals, and system insights covering the past 20 years, as well as future projections out to 2040. EQ 2.0 makes accessing this vital information easier than ever before, thanks to a modern web interface, comprehensive reports, and the flexibility to extract standardised data through Excel, Python, or API solutions.

One of the core objectives of EQ is to streamline data sourcing and numeric intelligence for its clients, empowering market players to focus on their core business activities while saving time, money, and improving overall productivity. By offering a generous access policy, EQ also helps to make valuable content accessible to all, naturally complementing Montel Group’s desire to bring transparency to energy markets.

Key features and enhancements of EQ 2.0

Intuitive web interface

EQ 2.0 boasts a revamped user interface, ensuring an easy-to-use and aesthetically pleasing experience for users. Finding the desired content is made effortless with curated datasets categorised both by market and information type.

Enhanced reports

Upgraded web reports cater to all time frames, from short-term outlooks covering the next 15 minutes, to longer forecasts as far out as 45 days. The new platform also introduces market outlook reports, extending up to one year ahead, with long-term reports spanning from 2023 to 2040 also currently in development.

Real-time market commentaries

Introducing Eqi, a cutting-edge text bot that continually updates market commentaries every 15 minutes. This real-time information empowers users with the latest insights, assisting them in making better-informed decisions.

Comprehensive analysis

The new platform also provides detailed reports on market uncertainty, price sensitivities, fundamentals, and weather, allowing users to evaluate the fundamental drivers affecting their respective markets. By comparing current statuses and forecasts with historical potential, users gain a comprehensive understanding of market trends and future projections.

Video platform

EQ 2.0 also now tailors webinars to users with with an in-app video platform, offering on-demand access to market updates and an extensive video library. Subscribers can stay up to date with the latest developments in the power market at their convenience.

Granular data exploration

By facilitating data drill-down capabilities, users are now able to delve into individual variables and extract actionable insights. This further allows customers to gain a deeper understanding of market dynamics and make data-driven decisions.

Enhanced mapping functionality

EQ 2.0 introduces a brand-new REMIT and production reporting feature with geotagged units on a map view. Users can access information such as messages, river temperature monitoring, forecasts, and more, providing a comprehensive view of their operational landscape.

Streamlined data access

Navigating through EQ's vast database is now effortless with the addition of a new search data page. By simply clicking on the map, users can locate all available data for their specific market, while preset filters and a Google-style search further streamline the data discovery process.

Platform status updates

An updated changelog, system status and stability information is now also available, meaning users can stay updated with any new functionality or data additions, alongside notifications of any maintenance work.

This is just the beginning

Looking ahead, EQ remains committed to further enriching its platform and expanding its offerings. The team is actively working on expanding our product offering to gas markets, mirroring our current power market solutions.

Create a log-in using our freemium access to stay up to date with this development and test EQ 2.0 for yourself.

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