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Negative Power Price Hours Fall in Germany, Bucking EU Trend

Bloomberg Markets Monday 28 September 2026, 07:37 UTC By Eva Brendel 1 min read
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Germany’s negative power prices are heading for their first annual decline in four years, as stronger electricity demand and changes to renewable-energy support curb periods of oversupply.

Germany’s negative power prices are heading for their first annual decline in four years, as stronger electricity demand and changes to renewable-energy support curb periods of oversupply.
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