EMEA > Low Rhine level impact downplayed as tight hydro already priced into EU markets

Low Rhine level impact downplayed as tight hydro already priced into EU markets

Published 15:29 on August 3, 2022  /  Last updated at 15:42 on August 3, 2022  / Roy Manuell /  EMEA, EU ETS

Energy and carbon markets have already priced in the drought conditions in Europe, sources told Carbon Pulse, which has drained reservoirs for hydro power, and may soon leave the Rhine impassable for barges transporting coal to Germany.
Energy and carbon markets have already priced in the drought conditions in Europe, sources told Carbon Pulse, which has drained reservoirs for hydro power, and may soon leave the Rhine impassable for barges transporting coal to Germany.


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