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Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down

The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.
Temperatures will in general increase by around 2 degrees for tomorrow, and contribute along with slightly increased wind power output in Denmark and the scheduled return of the Forsmark 3 nuclear station (1155 MW) to lower spot price expectations for tomorrow. The day-ahead contract at Nord Pool was last traded at 227.25, which is 2.75 below today’s system price. Extended strike actions
Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01 Uhr
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E&M  Commentary
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Marginally drier forecasts and strong CO2 prices contributed to lifting the Nordic power prices at opening today. However, volatility is high and volumes are modest. Market players say it’s difficult to know which parameters that run the market at this point.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
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Commentary
Nordic Market - Spot expected to come down
The system price will probably come down a few NOK tomorrow amid milder temperatures. In the forwards market, the V2-05 opened strongly at 290 NOK/MWh, before adjusting back towards yesterday’s closing level.
Temperatures will in general increase by around 2 degrees for tomorrow, and contribute along with slightly increased wind power output in Denmark and the scheduled return of the Forsmark 3 nuclear station (1155 MW) to lower spot price expectations for tomorrow. The day-ahead contract at Nord Pool was last traded at 227.25, which is 2.75 below today’s system price. Extended strike actions
Mittwoch, 8.06.2005, 12:01 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
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E&M  Commentary
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
Donnerstag, 9.06.2005, 11:46
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Water vs. CO2
More damp forecasts pushed the market down this morning, but the most traded forward contracts remain well inside their established range. “At the moment we have a split market. A big snow surplus indicates a big downside potential on the front products, but from late autumn things look much more bullish,” argues a Swedish trader.
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E&M  Commentary
Dienstag, 7.06.2005, 11:55
Nordic Market - Reacting on nothing
Marginally drier forecasts and strong CO2 prices contributed to lifting the Nordic power prices at opening today. However, volatility is high and volumes are modest. Market players say it’s difficult to know which parameters that run the market at this point.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Reacting on nothing
Dienstag, 7.06.2005, 11:55
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Reacting on nothing
Marginally drier forecasts and strong CO2 prices contributed to lifting the Nordic power prices at opening today. However, volatility is high and volumes are modest. Market players say it’s difficult to know which parameters that run the market at this point.

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