Europe is expected to produce less renewable power than usual in September due to unfavorable weather conditions, potentially boosting its demand for coal and gas even before the official heating season starts.
Rain and cloud cover across parts of Europe — as well as weaker winds — will result in lower solar and wind generation, according to some meteorologists. While September doesn’t typically see high energy demand, a continuous drop in temperatures could eventually raise the importance of fossil fuels.
Europe is nearing the end of a summer that saw dangerous heat waves and historic temperatures, with July marking the world’s hottest month on record. While wildfires and flash floods wreaked havoc throughout the continent, sunshine and an expansion of renewable power infrastructure has caused generation to surge, at times causing power prices to drop below zero.
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