On Tuesday morning produced the Swedish wind turbines as the most, during a single hour closer to 5.7 million kilowatt hours, which is half a million more than the previous record.
During the last three days have wind power accounted for 26 per cent of the total nordic electricity consumption.
” It’s extremely windy weather the last few days made wind power as the most produced almost as much as six nuclear power plants. Never before has the Swedish wind power produced, so much, ” says Anders Enqvist, head of Risk Management at Bixia.
Proper winds is great for those who want to lower electricity prices. This week’s hurricane-force winds is evident in customers ‘ wallets.
–In goes low electricity prices in Sweden on the 22 cents per kilowatt-hour. The week before, the price was 33 cents. In Denmark and Germany, spot prices were negative during the christmas holidays. Have a moving elprisavtal, you will see that månadsmedelpriset reduced, ” says Anders.
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