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Dutch Power Prices Turn Negative as Green Power Floods Grid

By Elias Herrera
Published in Weather News
April 19, 2023
1 min read
Dutch Power Prices Turn Negative as Green Power Floods Grid

So, I read this really interesting article about how the Netherlands’ power prices have turned negative because of renewable energy flooding their grid. Essentially, the country produces so much wind power that there are times when they can’t even use it all, so they end up selling it to other countries for nothing or even paying other countries to take it off their hands.

It’s crazy to think that there’s such a surplus of clean energy that they’re practically giving it away! But it’s also a really positive sign that the shift towards renewable energy is really taking off. I mean, just last year I switched to a green energy provider myself, and it feels really good to know that my electricity is coming from sustainable sources instead of fossil fuels.

Overall, the article shows that the future of energy is shifting, and it’s important to keep moving in that direction to combat climate change. It’s also pretty funny to think that at times the Dutch are paying others to take energy they can’t use!


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