-- 据彭博社周三发布的一份分析报告显示,随着太阳能发电量超过53吉瓦,欧洲各地的负电价大幅上涨。 该分析报告援引伊比利亚能源市场运营商(Operador del Mercado Iberico de Energia)的数据称,西班牙的负电价涨幅最大,今年负电价时段从去年的120小时跃升至381小时。 该分析报告援引Epex Spot SE的数据称,法国同期负电价时段几乎翻了一番,而德国的负电价时段增幅约为50%。 该分析报告指出,大部分负电价出现在4月份,因为日照时间延长,推动了主要市场太阳能发电量的增加。 该分析报告还指出,北欧上空的高压系统带来了晴朗的天空和强劲的东北风,提高了包括德国和法国在内的多个国家的太阳能和风能发电量。 该分析报告援引MetDesk的数据称,天气预报显示,本周可再生能源发电量将保持高位,这将进一步对电价构成下行压力。 分析显示,德国周三的太阳能发电量超过53吉瓦,接近历史最高水平。弗劳恩霍夫研究所报告称,发电量强劲。 分析指出,目前的趋势表明,太阳能发电在中午时分往往超过实际需求,而有限的储能能力和薄弱的电网网络使得储存或输送过剩电力变得困难。 周三,欧洲主要市场的日前电力合约价格跌至负值,反映出电力供应过剩的状况。 分析援引Epex Spot的数据称,德国的电价跌至约-49.56欧元/兆瓦时(58.09美元),法国为-48.97欧元/兆瓦时,荷兰为-49.37欧元/兆瓦时。
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