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European Peak Power Prices Pressured as Solar Boom Causes Shift

Bloomberg · last updated

When daylight hours increase in spring, increased solar production in Europe pushes down power prices during the day, creating a dip that’s also known as an inverted peak.

This year it’s more pronounced than usual and the prospect of a strong solar season following a boom in new capacity is weighing on summer prices too.

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