To old school traders: Dealing with a change in trading structure.

Does anybody have an example of a product (physical or financial) that changed its structure of trading periods from a fixed time trading window to a continuous trading model? (ie: moving from a daily or hourly trading structure to a continuous one like global FX)

The reason I am asking this is that I am interested in studying the effect of spot power markets moving from an hourly trading granularity towards smaller trading intervals (half-hourly, quarters & even 5 mins intervals).

Any inputs or leads would be greatly appreciated.

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