Lithuania’s wholesale electricity price falls 12% in a week, Litgrid says
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- Lithuania’s average wholesale electricity price fell 12% last week, from €96 to €85 per megawatt-hour.
- Grid operator Litgrid reported the decline and attributed it mainly to increased wind power generation.
Lithuania’s average wholesale electricity price fell 12% last week, dropping from €96 to €85 per megawatt-hour, grid operator Litgrid reported.
Litgrid’s head of market analysis, Deividas Šikšnys, said the decline was mainly driven by increased wind power generation.
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