TTF Storage Optimizer

Curve scenario

Edit the curve or asset constraints. Results recalculate immediately.

Asset constraints

Storage Assumptions

Working capacity

GWh

Minimum inventory

GWh

Starting inventory

GWh

Required ending inventory

GWh

Max monthly injection

GWh

Max monthly withdrawal

GWh

Injection efficiency

Withdrawal efficiency

Injection cost

€/MWh

Withdrawal cost

€/MWh

Editable forward marks

TTF Settlement Curve

€/MWh

Illustrative prices for testing the model. They are not current market settlements.

Forward economics

Curve and Optimal Action

Operating path

Inventory Through Time

Monthly nomination plan

Optimal Schedule

Month	TTF	Action	Inventory change	Ending inventory	Market volume	Monthly cash flow	Cumulative cash flow

Decision logic

What the Optimizer Does

Observe the editable monthly TTF forward curve.
Test feasible inventory moves on a 10 GWh grid.
Account for injection and withdrawal losses and variable costs.
Choose the highest-value path that respects capacity, rate, and ending-inventory constraints.

Prototype boundary

How to Read the Result

Intrinsic value is the cash value available from the entered forward curve if the nominated schedule can be locked in. It is not a forecast or the full value of storage optionality.

A desk model would next add daily products, inventory-dependent ratchets, booked capacity fees, financing, outages, bid-offer spreads, and stochastic re-optimization.