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High Summer Prices May Become the New "Normal"
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High electricity prices in the summer may become more common in the future due to droughts in Norway and heat waves in Europe, says Renewable Norway.
High summer prices may become the new "normal" For the second year in a row, electricity prices in Southern Norway were higher in July than in April and May. Before 2025, this had never happened, according to the organization. - We are increasingly seeing that high temperatures in Europe both increase the need for cooling and reduce the performance of many power plants at the same time. This puts pressure on the European power system, and it sp…
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