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Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s

Drier forecasts have pushed the price on the summer contract above 160 NOK/MWh this morning.
“Prices are coming up today because there is a stronger probability of a high pressure next week in today’s forecast. If we have the same weather forecasts tomorrow the summer may reach the 165-170 area before the weekend,” says trader Lars Aadnesen at WarrenWicklund Electricity. He points out that there is still some fear of peak-hour pricing in the market because of t
Donnerstag, 10.02.2005, 11:57 Uhr
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Nordic Market - "Not fundamentally based"
The quite strong upside movements in the market continues on Friday, helped by drier weather forecasts. “But the recent uptrend is not fundamentally based,” argues traders Montel Powernews spoke to this morning.
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Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
Mittwoch, 9.02.2005, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
zurück
Commentary
Nordic Market - Back to the 60´s
Drier forecasts have pushed the price on the summer contract above 160 NOK/MWh this morning.
“Prices are coming up today because there is a stronger probability of a high pressure next week in today’s forecast. If we have the same weather forecasts tomorrow the summer may reach the 165-170 area before the weekend,” says trader Lars Aadnesen at WarrenWicklund Electricity. He points out that there is still some fear of peak-hour pricing in the market because of t
Donnerstag, 10.02.2005, 11:57 Uhr
© 2024 Energie & Management GmbH
Mehr zum Thema
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Freitag, 11.02.2005, 11:58
Nordic Market - "Not fundamentally based"
The quite strong upside movements in the market continues on Friday, helped by drier weather forecasts. “But the recent uptrend is not fundamentally based,” argues traders Montel Powernews spoke to this morning.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market -
Freitag, 11.02.2005, 11:58
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - "Not fundamentally based"
The quite strong upside movements in the market continues on Friday, helped by drier weather forecasts. “But the recent uptrend is not fundamentally based,” argues traders Montel Powernews spoke to this morning.
mehr
E&M  Commentary
Mittwoch, 9.02.2005, 11:57
Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.
Energie & Management > Commentary - Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
Mittwoch, 9.02.2005, 11:57
E&M  Commentary
Nordic Market - Waiting for a lower spot
The summer contract traded below 155 NOK/MWh early this morning, but has later adjusted above 158 after the forecasts turned a bit drier. A Norwegian trader says the spot has to soften before the summer drops further.

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