Current± Price Watch: Johnson points to reform of 'ludicrous' system
In this week’s Current± Price Watch series – powered by LCP Enact – we take a look at surging winds and rumous of electricity market reform.
Articles tagged with: imbalance price
Current± Price Watch: Prices remain stable as market eyes future volatility
In this weeks Current± Price Watch series – powered by LCP Enact – we take a look at how Britain is eyeing power prices over winter and how the imbalance price has fared over the first half of 2022.
Current± Price Watch: Surging wind pushes power prices negative
In the latest in our Current± Price Watch series – powered by LCP Enact – we take a look at the impact of the windy weekend, and the challenge of network constraints.
Current± Price Watch: British power prices remain steady despite interconnector dynamics
In the second in our Current± Price Watch series – powered by LCP Enact – we take a look at how European market dynamics have compared with Britain over the last week in light of negative prices and nuclear outages.
Current± Price Watch: Prices fall lower as wind smashes records
In the first edition of Current±’s new Price Watch series – powered by LCP Enact – we take a look at how power prices have dropped as weather improves.
EnAppSys: Low wind, cold weather and record day-ahead prices shaped 2021
A colder than normal Q1 2021 and low wind generation in the summer across Europe exacerbated Britain's energy crisis, according to energy market data analyst EnAppSys.
Energy supplier market shrinks by over half as further ‘tough times ahead’
The number of domestic energy suppliers has fallen by over half from 47 to 25 since the start of 2021.
'Extreme pricing' raising winter concerns as GB imbalance price soars to £4,000/MWh
Concerns over pricing as GB heads into the colder months are rising following numerous power price records being broken yesterday (9 September).
EDF made over £7.5m in one day in January as it reacted to tight margins
In January, EDF was paid more in three days than it did in Q3 2020, as low winds and cold temperatures pushing National Grid ESO’s ability to balance the system.