Switzerland powers up

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Jul 2006

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Bordering Austria, France, Germany, and Italy, Switzerland is already a key European hub for cross-border trade. Despite this, the Swiss hub has not been considered to be a liquid market.

A recent move towards liberalisation in the Swiss power market has the full backing of the Swiss power industry, but could face political opposition. And there is also the thorny issue of long-term cross-border contracts, which are vital to Swiss energy security, but inimical to liquidity.

Proponents of

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