(Bloomberg) -- U.K. electricity for delivery a day
ahead gained, boosting profit for operators of plants that burn
natural gas, the fuel for about 40 percent of Britain's power
generation.
Baseload electricity for next-day delivery rose as much as
4.2 percent to 28.65 pounds ($58.50) a megawatt-hour, according
to prices on Bloomberg from the energy broker Spectron Group
Plc. It traded at 28 pounds a megawatt hour at 8:52 a.m. in
London. Baseload power is delivered around the clock.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
ahead gained, boosting profit for operators of plants that burn
natural gas, the fuel for about 40 percent of Britain's power
generation.
Baseload electricity for next-day delivery rose as much as
4.2 percent to 28.65 pounds ($58.50) a megawatt-hour, according
to prices on Bloomberg from the energy broker Spectron Group
Plc. It traded at 28 pounds a megawatt hour at 8:52 a.m. in
London. Baseload power is delivered around the clock.
Read more at Bloomberg Energy News
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