We see the wind before the market does.
Weather, flows and outages, updated every five minutes and turned into a price view for each quarter hour.
We trade power in the intraday markets, quarter hour by quarter hour, across borders. Two markets today. Built for many more.
The step is the border between two markets, and the price that changes quarter hour by quarter hour.
Two stems. Two markets side by side. Denmark and Germany today. Any two markets tomorrow.
The step. The crossbar climbs one level at the border, the way value changes when power crosses it.
Point symmetry. Turn it upside down and it is the same. Power flows both ways. So do our trades.

For four centuries Holstein was ruled by the Danish king. Today it is Schleswig-Holstein, the German state that meets Denmark at the border. The power lines between Jutland and Germany run straight through it.
Holst is one of the oldest Danish surnames. It first meant simply a man from Holstein: someone from the place where two countries meet. That is exactly where our business began.
We started on the busiest border in the north: DK1, DK2 and Germany.
traded in 2026 so far
executed this year
median order to exchange
traded every single day
in the pipeline for 2027
the market never closes
Weather, flows and outages, updated every five minutes and turned into a price view for each quarter hour.
Every position has a limit, a reason and an exit. The limit is the limit.
Systems and traders side by side on the continuous intraday market, day and night.
Every trade moves energy from surplus to shortage, and makes the grid a little more stable.
Markets move fast.
The house does not
raise its voice.
Holst Energy
Lille Torv 2B, 3. tv.
8000 Aarhus C, Denmark