Energy exchange documents

BALTPOOL biomass exchange documents

2016
06/30
Energy Exchange Regulation
Old version:
2014-12-30;
2019
05/21
Conditions of Trade in Biomass Products
Old version:
2017-04-27; 2017-03-31; 2017-01-02;
2019
05/21
Typical Conditions of Supply of Biomass
Old version:
2017-09-25; 2017-07-11; 2016-06-30;
2018
09/07
Categorization rules
Old version:
2017-03-31; 2016-08-31;
2019
05/21
Fuel Purchase and Sale Contract
Old version:
2017-04-25; 2016-08-26; 2014-07-17;
2016
02/12
Rules of Trade in Fuel Peat
2019
06/05
NON-STANDARD CONDITIONS OF TRADE
Old version:
2018-09-24;
2017
10/04
Rules of trade in biomass reserve products
2017
10/05
Contract of Purchase and Sale of Biomass Reserve Products
2018
06/12
Specification of the BWCS LITHUANIA Price Index

New Participant Documents

2018
10/22
Participant Agreement
2018
09/14
Application form to receive login details
2016
08/12
POA regarding the documentation of invoices
2015
02/12
Joint Venture Agreement

Other Documents

2015
06/18
Indicative List of the Types of Market Manipulation
Comparative research of biomass chips samples
Last update date: 2018-10-01 14:42:05

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User Manuals

2018
08/21

July 2018 Energy Exchange: Trade Overview

The value of the BWC SPOT Lithuania index published by BALTPOOL UAB shows that the prices under one-week transactions have been growing since May. In July, the value of the index increased from 151.94 EUR/toe to 177.65 EUR/toe. For comparison
2018
05/22

APRIL 2018 ENERGY EXCHANGE: TRADE OVERVIEW

Just after completion of the heating season 2017-2018, long-term contracts for the coming heating season 2018-2019 were concluded at BALTPOOL Biomass Exchange in April: 1,440 toe of woodchips at 160 EUR/toe was purchased in Klaipėda county, and 432 toe at 155 EUR/toe in Utena
2018
05/17

2017-2018 heating season

During the 2017-2018 heating season, biomass through the BALTPOOL Biomass Exchange was supplied under 4067 contracts. The number of contracts concluded during this heating season was 27% higher than during the previous heating season (3198 contracts). The total value of