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Q3 2020 BSUoS Analysis

Q3 2020 BSUoS Analysis

Over the third quarter of 2020, a combination of high renewable output and reduced demand from COVID-19 meant that BSUoS value remained higher than normal when comparing it to the rolling three year average prior to the emergence of COVID-19. The BSUoS flat average...
Q2 2020 BSUoS Analysis

Q2 2020 BSUoS Analysis

The significant demand reduction due to COVID-19 over the second quarter of 2020 has led to some extreme out-turns in BSUoS value (BSUoS being the charge by which National Grid recovers money from the network to pay for balancing the electricity system). This was...
Power Market Update – May 2020

Power Market Update – May 2020

Britain has now been coal free for over a month – the first time since the industrial revolution! Although this is largely the result of the continued drop in demand and high generation of renewables this is a massive step towards the UK’s ambitions of removing...
Power market update – April 2020

Power market update – April 2020

As the lockdown continues and social distancing slowly becomes the norm across the globe, we see the destructive effects that low demand has caused on UK and Global power markets. Over the past 28 days only 0.7% of our power has come from coal, driven by low demand,...
Power Market update – 14 April 2020

Power Market update – 14 April 2020

Hope you all had a happy Easter weekend. This was an extremely unorthodox Easter weekend with separated families and social distancing, however there are some positives to report (minus the cheap Easter eggs). Q1 2020 brought on the first-time renewables overtook...
Power Market Update – 13 March 2020

Power Market Update – 13 March 2020

Dramatic start to the week as the oil prices dropped 31% over the weekend. Continued pressure from the US and China trade dispute to blame amongst other things, this contributed to depressed power prices on Monday. More Coronavirus concerns as cases grow in Europe...