GEM Energy Analytics β’ 719 implied HN points β’ 03 Oct 23
- Germany often exports electricity during winter and imports more in summer. This pattern is changing due to the retirement of nuclear power and other factors.
- The prices for exported electricity are usually low because they happen when thereβs lots of renewable energy like wind or solar, which can lead to negative prices.
- As renewable energy grows, Germany is importing electricity when prices are high, while exporting when prices are low. This is making it hard to measure the value of electricity trades in traditional ways.