Nordic electricity prices surge in September on high gas, nuclear outages

Nordic electricity prices rose in September driven by sustained high gas prices amid the Iran war and reduced nuclear output from maintenance, with low wind periods amplifying spikes. Storage levels remain low but improved slightly. The development signals continued energy price pressure in the region, with implications for inflation and industrial competitiveness.

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