The Volatility Index tracks implied or realized volatility in power markets, providing a gauge of expected price fluctuations. It reflects how variable electricity prices are over time and signals market nervousness or stability.
Monitoring volatility is important for risk management and hedging decisions. High volatility can indicate uncertainty and potential price spikes, while low volatility suggests stable condition
Staying aware of volatility trends helps energy traders and consumers adjust strategies accordingly.
Status: Yellow – Elevated volatility but not extreme.
Sources: Price volatility index derived from forward and spot power price data.
