NewsSignalsAI analysis·Reuters·Nov 12, 2026

German spot power price slumps on strong wind, year-ahead contract rises

Grade Abearish AI signal$DEPOWER$FRPOWER

German day-ahead electricity prices plunged 24.4% to €153.50/MWh as surging wind and solar generation forecasts and weaker consumption increased expectations of near-term power supply. German wind output is forecast to rise 15.3 GW to 35.0 GW, while the 2027 baseload power contract gained 2.8% to €150.60/MWh as higher gas and carbon prices supported forward contracts. Strong renewable generation could maintain downward pressure on near-term German electricity prices, while constrained gas supplies may continue pushing longer-term power contracts higher.

Bullish strength: 38/100

The German 2027 baseload contract rose 2.8%.
Limited gas supplies from the Middle East and Norway could support forward electricity prices.
European benchmark carbon prices increased 0.3%.

Bearish strength: 62/100

German day-ahead electricity prices plunged 24.4%.
Wind generation is forecast to increase by 15.3 GW.
Solar generation is expected to rise while electricity consumption declines.
German residual load is forecast to fall by 18.9 GW.

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