Where a battery earns its keep.

How electricity is traded, what ancillary services exist, and who pays for capacity in 58 organized markets across 44 countries.

58Markets
50Countries
238Ancillary products
53Capacity & adequacy mechanisms

Electricity-markets atlas

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Choose a country. Find the market it trades in.

Highlighted countries have at least one electricity market on this map. Select a record and confirm the jurisdiction it covers.

Matches country, region, market name, record type and operators.
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Coverage note. Map highlighting means the dataset contains one or more market records associated with that country. It does not mean every record applies nationwide, and some regional records span several countries. Market rules are reissued; verify the current arrangements before design.

50 countries available.

Europe 23 markets

Asia-Pacific 21 markets

Where this comes from

Source-linked, and honest about scope.

These pages render the Global Electricity Market Catalogue v1.2.0 (research cutoff , compilation CC BY 4.0) — 58 distinct markets; the 8 framework and regional overlays are listed above as what they are and never inflate the market count. A missing value on any page means the official source does not state it — never that it is zero.

Each market's capacity section says whether an auction was held in 2025, and on what basis. Individual auction results are not published here — these pages cover the mechanism design and its 2025 status. Grid connection is the other half of the story — the ride-through atlas covers what these grids demand of a battery.

From rules to revenue

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The Grid-Scale BESS course walks the revenue side — energy arbitrage, ancillary services, capacity payments — with real revenue data and a CAISO vs. ERCOT comparison.

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