Foreign media: Danish electricity prices hit a record high, about 7.8 yuan for 1 degree electricity

[Global Network Reporter Li Shan] According to the Russian satellite news agency reported on the 18th, Denmark's electricity price hit a record high on the evening of the 17th local time. ), According to Energinet data, this is the highest level in 12 years.

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According to reports, the Nord Pool market (Nord Pool) said that Denmark's current electricity price is three times the same period last year. Martin Hanson, deputy director of the Denmark Energy Department, said that the Russian -Ukraine conflict, the low water level, high temperature and wind of the European reservoir, all of which led to the rise in electricity prices.

It is reported that Hansen also said that electricity prices will not fall again in the near future. He said, "It's hard to see the development of electricity prices ... It is expected that the price in 2023 is still high."

Satellite Satellite said that the economist of the Danish worker Landsbank (Arbejdenernes Landsbank), Brian Fris Helmer, also believes that the possibility of electricity prices has not fallen again, and predicts that the Danish family will usher in a "expensive" winter. "We cannot rule out the possibility of further rising prices. Throughout the summer, we have seen natural gas and electricity prices continue to rise," he told Danish Broadcasting Corporation (DR). Hermer also predicts that this year, the average annual electricity bill of each Danish family may soar to 15,000 Dan Ying Krone (about 13930 yuan).

Extreme weather and Russian conflicts have caused Europe to fall into a severe crisis. High -rise power demand and limited power generation capacity have increased the power prices of many European countries. According to Bloomberg reported on August 2, Germany's electricity price has reached 400 euros per MWh time recently, not only repeatedly breaking the historical record, but also not slowing down. In addition, the French "Figaro" stated that the electricity price of the French Power Group's electricity contract per mega also rose by 2.8%to 522 euros. Therefore, European countries have launched an energy conservation plan to encourage residents to change their previous electricity habits. The French government requires that it is prohibited to maintain billboard lighting at public places outside the railway station and airport at 1 am to 6 hours; Store window lighting. Germany, Greece, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark and other countries have also implemented measures to save energy saving.

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