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Sub-zero temperatures and lower wind feed-in have caused a significant price increase. (Image: Wolfi30 - Fotolia)
Dortmund (energate) - The wintry temperatures and the comparatively lower wind availability have provided bullish impulses in spot trading this week. In futures trading the market also remains in a slight upward trend. Unlike spot trading, market participants consider it to be unfounded. This is because despite the existing risk of further cold spells, the fundamentals show an oversupply of natural gas and coal, which should result in a drop in electricity prices.
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