We trade short-term power markets across Europe and the US — fully automated, no human in the loop. Pure algo, pure edge.
Every position we take is driven by quantitative models built on real market data. We iterate fast, automate everything, and let the numbers do the talking.
We operate across the most active short-term power markets in Europe and the United States — chasing volatility driven by renewables, weather, and grid constraints.
Interconnectors are high-voltage cables — mostly subsea — that link national electricity grids across borders. They let power flow where it's needed most, balancing supply and demand between countries that would otherwise be isolated markets.
When one country has surplus cheap power (say, Denmark with strong wind) and another has a deficit (say, GB on a still morning), prices diverge rapidly. Interconnectors physically move that power — and create the price spreads our algorithms are built to detect and trade.
GB sits at the centre of Europe's most active interconnector network, with cables reaching France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, Ireland, and now Denmark via Viking Link.
Viking Link is the world's longest HVDC submarine power cable, connecting Great Britain (Lincolnshire) directly to Denmark (Jutland). Operated jointly by National Grid Ventures and Energinet, it fundamentally reshapes the GB–Nordic price relationship — creating cross-border arbitrage opportunities our algorithms actively exploit. When UK wind drops and Danish supply is surplus, the price spread can move sharply in seconds.
No layers. No politics. Your code goes live, your models make decisions — you see the impact the same day.
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