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  • I think it's because the power price is priced at the cost of turning on the last producer

    If I'm a renewables generator I would be daft to sell my electricity for anything other than exactly what it costs from a gas provider (or 0.00000001p less).

  • Yes - that's completely true actually.

    I guess trying to price producers according to their costs of production (rather than equally according to the utility of what they produce) doesn't make sense either - why would you pay a gas supplier less than a coal supplier just because they're higher up the order?

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