Snorkelling for negative prices

Montel Weekly by Montel News

May 7, 202634:26News & Politics

Norway - and the Nordic power system more generally - have seen fewer instances of negative prices than their continental counterparts in recent weeks. Why has the region been “snorkelling” while others have been plumbin...

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