«Average on - peak, day - ahead
wholesale electricity prices rose in every region of the Lower 48 states in first - half 2013 compared to first - half 2012.
Not exact matches
«This also shows that
wholesale costs were the main driver of
price rises; however the range of policy - related costs pressures is estimated to have been responsible for 7 % of the gas
price rise and 28 % of the
electricity price rise during this period.»
The
wholesale price of
electricity is down 50 % and not expected to
rise anytime soon.
Npower has blamed
rising wholesale prices - up 66 per cent for
electricity and 60 per cent for gas over the last year - but ministers are sceptical this cost has to be borne by consumers so swiftly.
Blaming an increase in
wholesale energy
prices, Npower has told its four million customers to expect average gas
prices to
rise by 17.2 per cent and
electricity by 12.7 per cent, with other suppliers expected to follow suit.
A study by the New York Affordable Reliable
Electricity Alliance found that New York's wholesale electricity market prices (that is the price of fuel itself) went down by nearly 30 percent since 2008, but state energy taxes shot up 168 percent and transmission fees rose 55 percent over the exact same t
Electricity Alliance found that New York's
wholesale electricity market prices (that is the price of fuel itself) went down by nearly 30 percent since 2008, but state energy taxes shot up 168 percent and transmission fees rose 55 percent over the exact same t
electricity market
prices (that is the
price of fuel itself) went down by nearly 30 percent since 2008, but state energy taxes shot up 168 percent and transmission fees
rose 55 percent over the exact same time period.
OSPE's 2012 report Wind and the Electrical Grid: Mitigating the
Rise in
Electricity Rates and Greenhouse Gas Emissions detailed the mounting risk of hydraulic spill, nuclear shutdowns, and periods of negative wholesale electricity prices during severe surplus base load
Electricity Rates and Greenhouse Gas Emissions detailed the mounting risk of hydraulic spill, nuclear shutdowns, and periods of negative
wholesale electricity prices during severe surplus base load
electricity prices during severe surplus base load generation.
The retail
electricity price must be allowed to
rise and fall, depending on supply and demand, just as the
wholesale electricity price does;