After being fully operational, the North Sea Link gives the UK access to the south Norway bidding area (NO2) of via the cable's own auction function.It has an annual transmission capacity of 12.3 TWh.According to analysis by the United Kingdom market regulator , in the base case scenario the cable w
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After being fully operational, the North Sea Link gives the UK access to the south Norway bidding area (NO2) of Nord Pool Spot via the cable''s own auction function. It has an annual transmission capacity of 12.3 TWh. According to analysis by the United Kingdom market regulator Ofgem, in the base case scenario the cable would contribute around £490 million to the welfare of the
Battery energy storage systems (BESS) from several firms helped the energy system recover after the NSL interconnector, which connects the UK and Norway, suddenly stopped exporting power to the UK.
“Norway will basically act as Europe’s battery. When we’ve got high renewables, we’ll send it to Norway and they’ll use that power, or they’ll use it to pump water and store the energy in the hydro power stations. And then when we need power in the UK, the power will flow back from Norway to the UK,” .
Norway has high hopes for its battery industry as it hopes to use its extensive renewable energy from hydroelectric power to attract green business to rival neighbouring Sweden, which is home to Europe’s largest battery start-up, the Volkswagen-backed Northvolt.
The problem is exacerbating regional disparities, because most of Norway’s interconnectors are based in the south. While electricity can cost €2 per megawatt (£1.69) for households in northern areas, prices in south western Norway can be €550 per megawatt, according to Frisch. The toll on Norway is not just financial, however.
As a result, Norwegian power prices fell significantly, making it cheap for connected markets to import. Norway now has direct electricity interconnections with Finland (100 MW), Sweden (3,695 MW), Denmark (1,700 MW), Germany (1,400 MW), the Netherlands (700 MW), the UK (1,400 MW) and Russia (50 MW).
A 2016 study expects the two cables to increase price in South Norway by 2 øre/kWh, less than other factors. Statnett said in March 2022 that the very high European gas prices were the main factor of the large increase in electricity prices in Southern Norway in late 2021.
At the same time thatwater levels began to fall, Norwegian electricity prices began to rise significantly. Norway has historically had very low power prices, but suddenly prices rose to multiples of previous levels, creating affordability problems both for households and industry.
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