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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
(Montel) The soaring spot prices seen in Denmark and other European countries this week reveal the power market lacks sufficient flexibility when
(Montel) German energy group Eon says Sweden should remove its four power market bidding zones as soon as possible, because they do not provide any benefit.
(Montel) Denmark's government said on Monday it will authorise grid operators to select key projects in the national interest to prioritise for grid access amid a surge in applications in recent years.
(Montel) Fuellas planlagte ammonniakkfabrikk i Hemnes har mistet sin reserverte nettkapasitet på 560 MW.
(Montel) Nordic power spot prices are expected to slide 26% quarter on quarter in Q3 to average around EUR 50/MWh, down from EUR 68/MWh in Q2, as demand eases and nuclear output rises, analysts told Montel this week.
