European electricity prices have dropped below levels seen prior to the Middle East conflict. The decline is driven by increased renewable energy output and easing natural gas costs.
- German power futures dropped to ~€78/MWh from €80.57 pre-war
- French power contracts also trading below pre-war levels at ~€23.60/MWh
- Increased renewable energy generation contributing to lower prices
- Natural gas price easing linked to ceasefire optimism
- Second consecutive week of trading below pre-conflict benchmarks
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