Poland’s December OTC power contract settled higher with gains in EU gas and coal prices, weighed against lower EUAs and a downward revision in temperature forecasts.
- Poland’s December baseload power settled at PLN457.90/MWh, up from PLN454.60/MWh the previous session and still slightly below this week’s high of PLN458/MWh, according to data on Polish power exchange TGE.
- Front-month futures liquidity declined to 25 lots across 21 sessions, down from 37 lots in 28 sessions the day before.
- EUAs Dec25 are tracking weekly gains but are trending lower on the day, pressured by losses in EU equities amid growing concerns that the Federal Reserve may skip a rate cut in December. The 30-day correlation between EUA-STOXX has tightened to 0.37 and surpassed EUA-TTF.
- The latest two-week weather forecast for Warsaw suggests mean temperatures have been revised up but are still expected to fall below normal next week before edging higher again.
- The latest wind forecast for Poland suggests output between 1.39GW and 5.17GW during base-load hours from 15 to 23 November, with strong output at the end of next week, according to SpotRenewables.
- Limited works are key power plants in the country are still planned for December – likely keeping supply firm.
- Works at the 670MW unit 10 at the 1.34GW Gryfino power plant are scheduled to end 15 November 00:00 CET.
- EUA DEC 25 down 0.6% at 80.89 EUR/MT
- TTF Gas DEC 25 up 2.2% at 31.135 EUR/MWh
- Rotterdam Coal DEC 25 up 1.7% at 97.75 USD/MT