Storm Ciara blew first negative power prices into Sweden
For the first time ever, Swedish electricity prices went negative during storm Ciara at a time when wind energy accounted for 37 percent of power generation.
Sunday night, storm Ciara blew across Northern Europe, and the strong gusts in combination with past years' major wind energy expansion led to an unusual situation in Sweden.
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