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(Montel) Norway's fixed retail price for power has protected the market from more widespread regulation by preventing public discontent, finance minister Jens Stoltenberg told Montel.
(Montel) Norway's annual power surplus will drop from 15 TWh currently to 4 TWh by 2030 – a 73.3% dive – driven by increased demand from data centers, the Norwegian Energy Agency said on Tuesday.
(Montel) Norway has spent NOK 86.7bn (EUR 8bn) on subsidising power consumption since launching an electricity support scheme in December 2021, with
(Montel) Europe's gas market continues to underestimate the risk of a prolonged Strait of Hormuz closure on supply, an LSEG analyst said on Thursday, but he does not expect a return to 2022's record high prices.
(Montel) Sweden's long-term power demand and industrial decarbonisation would suffer if the EU's review of the ETS leads to a weaker carbon price, independent market expert Mia Bodin said on Thursday.
By: Rachael Burnett
(Montel) Sweden's decision to freeze investments in electricity links to other EU countries in a dispute over grid funding was understandable but
(Montel The Nordic future power market has failed to price in the significant risk of a strong El Nino weather pattern this year leading to a dry summer and autumn, Nordic portfolio manager Mind Energy said on Tuesday.
(Montel) A strong El Nino could emerge this year but may not affect weather patterns in the Nordic region, meteorologists said, despite some concerns
(Montel) Data “shared by mistake” by Norwegian TSO Statnett during a presentation to industry executives indicated the upper limit for reserved consumption has been reached in four out of five bidding zones in the country.
(Montel) Power producers face delays of up to a decade to gain grid access in some parts of Europe amid the slow buildout of infrastructure, threatening
