Most European markets see electricity prices rise
The weekly average electricity price was above €140 ($146.35)/MWh last week across most major European markets, due to a fall in solar and wind production and increased electricity demand, according to AleaSoft’s latest analysis.
Weekly average electricity prices increased across most major European markets during the second week of February, according to analysis from AleaSoft Energy Forecasting.
When compared to the week prior, AleaSoft noted price increases in the Belgian, British, Dutch, French, German, Italian and Nordic markets, while the Portuguese and Spanish markets were the only analyzed markets to see the weekly average price drop.
Weekly averages were above €140 ($146.35)/MWh in all markets except the Nordic, Portuguese and Spanish markets. The Italian market had the highest average of the week, at €159.40/MWh, and the Nordic market the lowest, at €88.82/MWh.
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