Germany's Danish power import explodes
In the first three months of this year, Dutch-German TSO Tennet paid to have power shut off from Denmark – a volume totaling more than a fifth of Western Denmark's consumption during the period.
Considering power price developments thus far in 2020, one can hardly blame Danish generators from wondering whether it's all worth the effort. With a hitherto annual average rate of less than DKK 0.15 (EUR 0.02) per kWh and with negative prices lasting not only hours but also whole days, there hasn't been much point in keeping the old contraption spinning.
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