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Lower temperatures lift power demand
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World Energy News
However, the French contract remains low due the strong supply of nuclear and wind energy.
LSEG analyst Xiulan He said that the wind supply in Germany is decreasing, and this is only partially offset with the growth in solar power.
LSEG data shows that wind power will rebound on Wednesday to around 26 GW, then rise to 32 GW on Thursday before dropping to 22 GW by Friday.
On Tuesday, power consumption in Germany will rise by 1.8 GW (to 54.6 GW) as temperatures fall to an average of 12.3C.
In France, demand is expected to increase by 2.5 GW (to 46.2 GW) as temperatures are forecast to drop to an average of 16.8C.
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