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Real-time energy trading and analytics on Databricks
Overview
Databricks outlines a single data foundation for live energy trading so the desk, risk checks, machine learning and reporting read one governed copy. Streaming writes market events into Lakebase and the lakehouse, aiming to avoid split operational and analytical stacks.
Key facts
- Higher price volatility and the EU day-ahead shift from hourly to 15-minute intervals multiply periods, orders and risk recalculations.
- Victoria Sicking's design uses streaming, Lakebase Postgres, Databricks Apps, models, Genie One and Unity Catalog, with no separate data copy per component.
- A demo shows Brent, German and French power, EUR-to-USD, EU carbon allowances and TTF gas, raising risk alerts in place of a nightly batch.
Key figures
- milliseconds — Decision timing on energy trading desks
- 15-minute — New EU day-ahead market time unit under SDAC
- four times — Increase in market periods per hour from the interval change
- millisecond latency — Spark Structured Streaming Real-Time Mode event processing
- six components — Pieces combined on the Databricks Data + AI Platform
Context
The write-up is a Databricks architecture description for live trading, risk and analytics.
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