Day-ahead base load electricity prices in Germany and France fell, with a slight difference in the decline.
智通财经2026/10/06 07:36(1) Germany's OTC next-day baseload power price dropped by around 10%, falling to approximately 189 euros per megawatt-hour. (2) France's OTC next-day baseload power price fell by about 7%, dropping to around 186 euros per megawatt-hour. (3) The simultaneous decrease in electricity prices in both countries reflects a loosening of the short-term power supply and demand situation. (4) Germany's larger decline compared to France may be related to changes in wind power output or demand-side factors. (5) Going forward, attention should be paid to the impact of weather, renewable energy generation, and fuel costs on electricity prices.
- Germany's off-exchange next-day base-load electricity price fell by about 10%, dropping to around 189 euros per megawatt-hour.
- France's off-exchange next-day base-load electricity price fell by about 7%, dropping to around 186 euros per megawatt-hour.
- The simultaneous decline in electricity prices in both countries reflects a more relaxed short-term power supply and demand pattern.
- The larger price drop in Germany compared to France may be related to changes in wind power output or demand-side factors.
- It will be important to monitor the impact of weather, renewable energy generation, and fuel costs on electricity prices going forward.
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