(Bloomberg) -- U.K. power for delivery on the next
working day rose, maintaining a premium over corresponding prices
in France, suggesting Britain will continue to import electricity
to meet demand.
Working-day-ahead baseload electricity for delivery in
Britain climbed 9.8 percent to 27 pounds ($53.54) a megawatt-
hour, compared with a last trade of 24.60 pounds a megawatt-hour
on June 15 for today, according to prices from the energy broker
Spectron Group Plc. Baseload power is supplied around the clock.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
working day rose, maintaining a premium over corresponding prices
in France, suggesting Britain will continue to import electricity
to meet demand.
Working-day-ahead baseload electricity for delivery in
Britain climbed 9.8 percent to 27 pounds ($53.54) a megawatt-
hour, compared with a last trade of 24.60 pounds a megawatt-hour
on June 15 for today, according to prices from the energy broker
Spectron Group Plc. Baseload power is supplied around the clock.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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