From today's EEI newsletter: "Real Time Power Prices in Boston Area Top $1,000 per MWh
Data from ISO New England showed that electricity prices in the Boston area spiked to more than $1,000 per MWh and averaged nearly $900 per MWh for several hours on Tuesday, Reuters reported. Neither ISO New England nor area power plants knew the cause of the spike.
Traders guessed the price jump was likely due to either transmission or generation problems. Wrote the newswire: 'A spokeswoman at ISO New England, the grid operator, said that despite the high prices (which remained over $1,000 for several minutes) the system conditions were normal and no emergency procedures were in place.'
Reuters , May 9."
3 comments:
Are Lay or Skilling supplying your power these days? That sounds like the day of 'indirect routing' to hike the price by sending it thru a remote source.
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