Sentence examples for negative prices from inspiring English sources

They also say that taking the clean energy sector out of priority dispatch would prevent "negative prices" - where more energy is produced than can be sold – and eliminate anti-competitive subsidies.

"Negative prices are the market's way of saying there is too much supply and not enough demand, and there's a roadblock keeping that low-cost electricity from reaching consumers".

"Why would we want to pin our hopes on a matured technology that is costly and nailing us to climate change, when on one sunday in Germany last May, we had so much solar and wind coming through that we had negative prices all day?" he asked.

This paper presents a new approach incorporating negative prices.

In 2009, the electricity wholesale market experienced serious negative prices at times of high wind and low demand.

Up to now, only a few financial and time series approaches exist, which are able to capture negative prices.

It is possible negative pricing impacts follow.

"Negative pricing" moves, as they are known, are not uncommon.

Sometimes new transmission lines can alleviate the negative pricing phenomenon.

"Nestle's chief executive calls Europe a no-growth environment with material negative pricing.

"Many industries have negative pricing, and the question is how you grapple with that".