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Electricity prices · Germany

December 2018 · Europe/Berlin

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Market price only. Supplier fees, network charges and taxes are not included.

This period is incomplete or still in progress. Averages use available valid intervals; missing prices are not zero.

Available interval average

5.47ct/kWh

Complete days: 1 / 31

Lowest interval

3.03ct/kWh

Market price

Highest interval

6.80ct/kWh

Market price

Daily averages

December 2018 · ct/kWh

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Electricity prices · Germany · December 2018Bars show time-weighted averages. Gaps mean missing data, not zero. 31 Dec · 5.47 ct/kWh · Complete

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Electricity prices · Germany · December 2018
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31 Dec 5.47 ct/kWhComplete

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Wholesale day-ahead prices from official market sources, shown in the market’s local time. Original intervals and negative prices are retained.

Averages are weighted by interval duration, not row count. Original hourly and 15-minute prices are retained. All times are local to the market.

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