German and British wind farms generated unusually large amounts of electricity in October. Yet something that has become increasingly familiar during periods of abundant renewable power was almost entirely absent: negative prices.
German and British wind farms generated unusually large amounts of electricity in October. Yet something that has become increasingly familiar during periods of abundant renewable power was almost entirely absent: negative prices.
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