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Energy crunch turns Sweden into Europe’s biggest power exporter

Bloomberg Europe’s energy crisis upended power trading last year, driving Sweden to become the region’s top exporter after extensive outages in France’s nuclear reactor fleet. Sweden sent 33 terawatt-hours to other nations in 2022, making it the No. 1 exporter for the first time, according to Entso-E data analyzed by Rystad Energy AS. The UK flipped to being a net ...

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Drax fined for charging extreme energy prices

  Bloomberg K power firm Drax Group Plc agreed to pay a £6.1 million ($7.5 million) fine for breaching its license, after charging the grid operator excessive prices to reduce its generation. The penalty comes as regulator Ofgem reviews the rules for Britain’s balancing market, where the grid fine-tunes electricity supply and demand. Ofgem is looking to reduce record balancing ...

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Eskom fails to get approval to raise power tariff by a third

Bloomberg Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd., South Africa’s indebted power utility, failed to get approval from the nation’s energy regulator to increase tariffs by about a third, an amount it said was needed to help limit worsening electricity outages. The utility applied for a price increase of 32% for the 2024 financial year to pay for more purchases from independent producers ...

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