To which extend negative prices affect renewable investments in Europe?
Power markets are increasingly experiencing low or even negative electricity prices—especially during periods of high renewable generation and low demand, a phenomenon made evident by declining solar capture prices.
This challenges the profitability of clean energy projects and complicates long-term investment strategies.
Our energy market specialists introduced Enerdata’s Power Price Projections Tool, built with the top tier PyPSA model. It delivers far more than traditional optimisation models by offering a comprehensive 360° perspective on how policy, demand shifts, and technology trends impact global electricity prices and capture rates.
During the webinar, our experts answered questions such as:
- How do negative electricity prices form?
- What has been the evolution of day-ahead prices in recent years?
- How fast is the development of negative prices?
- What is the daily, monthly, and annual pattern of negative prices?
- What is their impact on the capture prices of renewable technologies?
- How do you counter those effects?
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