German power for March 1 settles at EUR 52.93 /MWh: EPEX auction
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German electricity for March 1, 2026, settled at EUR 52.93/MWh in the EPEX SPOT day-ahead auction, reflecting market equilibrium. The price is influenced by factors like renewable output and demand, with data usage restricted to internal purposes.
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German power for March 1 settles at EUR 52.93 /MWh: EPEX auction
German Power for March 1 Settles at EUR 52.93/MWh in EPEX Auction
On February 28, 2026, the European Power Exchange (EPEX SPOT) reported the settlement price for German electricity delivery on March 1, 2026, at EUR 52.93 per megawatt-hour (MWh) through its day-ahead auction. This price reflects the equilibrium determined by market participants' bids and offers, as facilitated by EPEX SPOT's auction mechanism.
The result aligns with EPEX SPOT's role as a primary platform for electricity trading in Europe, providing transparent pricing for short-term energy needs. While specific factors influencing this auction's outcome—such as weather forecasts, fuel prices, or grid constraints—are not detailed in the available data, broader market dynamics typically include renewable energy output, gas prices, and regional demand expectations.
For reference, spot market benchmarks for German electricity, as tracked by platforms like Energy-Charts.info, require JavaScript-enabled access for real-time visualization but generally serve as indicators of short-term price volatility. Additionally, Trading Economics notes that its displayed electricity prices, including those for Germany, are sourced from seller benchmarks and intended for informational purposes only, with no verification process.
EPEX SPOT emphasizes that its data is licensed for internal use only, with commercial redistribution requiring explicit approval. Investors and market participants are advised to consult official auction results and adhere to data usage guidelines when analyzing energy prices.
This auction result underscores the ongoing importance of day-ahead markets in balancing supply and demand in Germany's energy transition, though long-term trends and forecasting remain subject to evolving regulatory and operational conditions.
(https://www.epexspot.com/en/market-results): EPEX SPOT Market Results
(https://www.energy-charts.info/charts/price_spot_market/chart.htm?c=DE&l=en): Energy-Charts.info Spot Market Prices
(https://www.epexspot.com/en/market-results): EPEX SPOT Market Results
(https://www.researchgate.net/publication/322851194_Short-_to_Mid-term_Day-Ahead_Electricity_Price_Forecasting_Using_Futures): ResearchGate (general context on price forecasting)
(https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/electricity-price): Trading Economics Electricity Price Disclaimer
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