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> The other interesting development has been the wholesale pricing retailer; not only do they apply the live wholesale price to your consumption, but also your
by Maxion 3y ago
> The other interesting development has been the wholesale pricing retailer; not only do they apply the live wholesale price to your consumption, but also your feed in.
It works the same in the Nordics, you can purchase and sell power at the spot rate.
Our timing is still hourly, but will soon change to 15 minute intervals.
Our power here is still so cheap, and while the pricing is volatile the jumps aren't yet really large enough for battery systems to give positive ROI. At least not for consumers.
- theshrike79 3y agoBecause OL3 broke down (again), the prices today are just absolutely bonkers, jumping up to 96,77c/kWh for an hour (⊙_⊙) On the other hand we had literal negative prices for long periods of time during the summer and early fall so...