-- 芬蘭國營能源公司富騰（Fortum）週三公佈的第一季財報顯示，其發電量、需求和價格均大幅增加。 該公司總發電量從去年同期的12.3太瓦時（TWh）增加到13.0太瓦時，主要得益於水力發電量從5.2太瓦時增加到5.9太瓦時。 其他業務板塊表現不一，核電發電量從6.5太瓦時降至6.4太瓦時，風電發電量維持在0.3太瓦時不變，而熱電聯產發電量則從0.3太瓦時略微增至0.4太瓦時。 需求方面，北歐電力銷售量小幅成長至15.2太瓦時（TWh），高於去年同期的15.0太瓦時，其中包括12.2太瓦時的北歐直接銷售量。同時，北歐地區的熱力銷售量達到1.0太瓦時，其他市場達到1.6太瓦時，分別高於去年同期的0.8太瓦時和1.5太瓦時。 該公司也實現了較高的實際價格，達到每兆瓦時62.5歐元（73.14美元），高於去年同期的60.1歐元。該公司表示，這主要得益於“強勁的兩位數優化溢價”，即透過交易和資產優化活動在現貨價格之上獲得的額外收益。 富騰預計其2026年的核電發電量將在23.5至24太瓦時之間，略低於先前的預期。 該公司還以每兆瓦時 39 歐元的平均價格對 2026 年剩餘時間的 75% 發電量進行了避險，並以每兆瓦時 40 歐元的價格對 2027 年預期產量的 60% 進行了套期保值。
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