To which extend negative prices affect renewable investments in Europe?
Power markets are increasingly experiencing low or even negative electricity prices—especially during periods of high renewable generation and low demand, a phenomenon made evident by declining solar capture prices.
This challenges the profitability of clean energy projects and complicates long-term investment strategies.
Join us on June 17 at 11:00 PM (CET) for an expert-led session that dives deep into managing risks linked to negative pricing—one of the most pressing issues in today’s evolving power markets.
Our energy market specialists will introduce you to Enerdata’s Power Price Projections Tool, built with the top tier PyPSA model. It delivers far more than traditional optimisation models by offering a comprehensive 360° perspective on how policy, demand shifts, and technology trends impact global electricity prices and capture rates.
During the webinar, our experts will answer questions such as
- How do negative electricity prices form?
- What has been the evolution of day-ahead prices in recent years?
- How fast is the development of negative prices?
- What is the daily, monthly, and annual pattern of negative prices?
- What is their impact on the capture prices of renewable technologies?
- How do you counter those effects?
