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Where Did Lithuania’s Negative Electricity Prices Go? Did One Power Plant Change the Market?

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Negative electricity prices have become rare in Lithuania, with the summer ending without significant periods of below-zero prices.
  • Some experts say negative prices may not return, while transmission operator Litgrid is commenting on factors behind the market change.

Negative electricity prices have become a rare sight in Lithuania’s market. The summer ended without any notable periods of prices falling below zero, and some experts believe such episodes may not return.

What changed in the market? Lithuania’s transmission system operator, Litgrid, says that more active use of the country’s largest “battery” has influenced the shift. The report raises the question of whether one power facility changed the market, but the supplied text ends during Litgrid’s explanation.

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