
Growth in wind energy balanced higher gas prices and low water reserves in September
At the end of September, the electricity market was increasingly characterised by the transition from the summer period to the heating season. As the days grow shorter, solar power generation has declined, air temperatures have fallen and dispatchable power plants have begun to play a greater role. At the same time, market prices are also being shaped by high natural gas prices and unusually low water levels in the Nordic reservoirs.






