Electricity prices in France turn negative as renewable energy floods the grid
Electricity prices in France turn negative as renewable energy floods the grid
fortune.com Electricity prices in France turn negative as renewable energy floods the grid
French day-ahead power fell to -€5.76 a megawatt-hour, the lowest in four years, in an auction on Epex Spot.
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Yet whenever prices for something go negative we're never paid for taking it off their hands.
30 0 ReplyThat's cuz it's not really negative in reality. That's not how services work.
1 0 ReplyNegative prices mean the companies are paying people to burn energy because too much energy in the grid is also a problem!
It's really meant for industry because a couple households turning on their hair dryers isn't going to cut it
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