(Bloomberg) -- Forecasts for low wind speeds, which
may reduce production from turbines, helped keep German power at
a premium over prices in France, where hydroelectric plants may
boost output.
German baseload power for delivery on the next working day
rose 1.6 percent to 48.25 euros ($64.41) a megawatt hour,
compared with a last price of 47.50 euros on June 8 for power
delivered today, according to prices on Bloomberg from the
energy broker GFI Group Inc. French power traded at 33.50 euros.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
may reduce production from turbines, helped keep German power at
a premium over prices in France, where hydroelectric plants may
boost output.
German baseload power for delivery on the next working day
rose 1.6 percent to 48.25 euros ($64.41) a megawatt hour,
compared with a last price of 47.50 euros on June 8 for power
delivered today, according to prices on Bloomberg from the
energy broker GFI Group Inc. French power traded at 33.50 euros.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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