(Bloomberg) -- U.K. power generators cut
expectations for available capacity through the rest of this
year after last week raising forecasts. The lower buffer between
spare production and demand may boost power prices.
The cushion of available generation over expected
consumption, excluding imports, was cut by as much as 2,087
megawatts, or 18 percent, and by an average 1,167 megawatts for
every week from June 25 apart from the seven days starting Aug.
13. It may narrow to as little as 4,365 megawatts in the week
from Dec. 10, according to data compiled weekly on a Web site
run by the power-network manager, National Grid Plc.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
expectations for available capacity through the rest of this
year after last week raising forecasts. The lower buffer between
spare production and demand may boost power prices.
The cushion of available generation over expected
consumption, excluding imports, was cut by as much as 2,087
megawatts, or 18 percent, and by an average 1,167 megawatts for
every week from June 25 apart from the seven days starting Aug.
13. It may narrow to as little as 4,365 megawatts in the week
from Dec. 10, according to data compiled weekly on a Web site
run by the power-network manager, National Grid Plc.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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