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Fall 2017, 29th edition: Scenario based analysis with updated price prognosis for all Nordic price areas on annual resolution
Fall 2017, 16th edition: Elcert prices have plunged to all-time lows. Is this temporary, or will prices stay low for a long time?
News
23/10/2017 (Montel) European front year coal prices should continue to retreat from recent four-year highs as forecasts of wind and mild weather in Europe depress coal burn, participants said on Monday.
19/10/2017 Nordic Power Outlook fall 2017 is available now. Get the latest update on our view for the Nordic countries until 2045.
13/10/2017 (Montel) European paper coal prices rose more than 5% over the past week to three-week highs, despite a sluggish physical market, amid lingering concerns about Australian supply disruptions, participants said on Friday.
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Fall 2017, 29th edition: Scenario based analysis with updated price prognosis for all Nordic price areas on annual resolution. Available from Thursday October 19th
Fall 2017, 16th edition: Elcert prices have plunged to all-time lows. Is this temporary, or will prices stay low for a long time? Available from Wednesday October 25th