Highest since we started · Demand in Denmark: 6639 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 11:25 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 6493 MW, set at 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC, by 146.12 MW (2.3%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-dk-1792918500/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 4304.6 MW (reading at 11:25 UTC); DK solar 722.5 MW (reading at 11:25 UTC); DK renewable share 95.6 % (reading at 11:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 11:30 UTC (payload f9bcb00b7d). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 11:45 UTC (payload 9124360d15): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 6492.8 MW at 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC, out of 489 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-dk-1792927500/

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Highest since we started · Solar output in Denmark: 974 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 09:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 959 MW, set at 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC, by 15.06 MW (1.6%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/solar-peak-dk-1792918500/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6265.1 MW (reading at 09:45 UTC); DK wind 4040.0 MW (reading at 09:45 UTC); DK renewable share 95.8 % (reading at 09:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:50 UTC (payload 2e440836af). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 10:10 UTC (payload bffb8e4f52): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 959.0 MW at 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC, out of 495 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-dk-1792921500/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM Victoria: 5938 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 09:10 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 5891 MW, set at 2026-10-25 08:20 UTC, by 47.11 MW (0.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-vic-1792916400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 price rt5 87.7 AUD/MWh (reading at 09:10 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:15 UTC (payload 9a108cf052). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:30 UTC (payload 076541cae1): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 5929.1 MW at 2026-10-25 09:00 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-vic-1792919400/

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Highest since we started · Solar output in Denmark: 959 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 859 MW, set at 2026-10-24 12:45 UTC, by 100.10 MW (11.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/solar-peak-dk-1792845900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6492.8 MW (reading at 08:55 UTC); DK wind 3896.3 MW (reading at 08:55 UTC); DK renewable share 95.6 % (reading at 08:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:00 UTC (payload 8568a8d5ed). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:15 UTC (payload 3c6221e481): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 974.1 MW at 2026-10-25 09:45 UTC, out of 495 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-dk-1792918500/

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Highest since we started · Demand in Denmark: 6493 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 08:55 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 6318 MW, set at 2026-10-25 08:25 UTC, by 174.29 MW (2.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-dk-1792916700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 3896.3 MW (reading at 08:55 UTC); DK solar 959.0 MW (reading at 08:55 UTC); DK renewable share 95.6 % (reading at 08:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:00 UTC (payload 8568a8d5ed). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 09:15 UTC (payload 3c6221e481): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 6638.9 MW at 2026-10-25 11:25 UTC, out of 489 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-dk-1792918500/

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Highest since we started · Demand in Denmark: 6318 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 08:25 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 6221 MW, set at 2026-10-24 11:10 UTC, by 97.15 MW (1.6%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-dk-1792840200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 3736.0 MW (reading at 08:25 UTC); DK solar 711.3 MW (reading at 08:25 UTC); DK renewable share 95.2 % (reading at 08:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:30 UTC (payload 13b43fcc29). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:45 UTC (payload 6cf2df7386): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 6638.9 MW at 2026-10-25 11:25 UTC, out of 489 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-dk-1792916700/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM Victoria: 5891 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 08:20 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 5887 MW, set at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC, by 3.99 MW (0.1%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-vic-1792914900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 price rt5 79.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:25 UTC (payload 744b97db91). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:40 UTC (payload 613db6e94e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 5938.2 MW at 2026-10-25 09:10 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-vic-1792916400/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM Victoria: 5887 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 5614 MW, set at 2026-10-24 07:45 UTC, by 272.93 MW (4.9%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-vic-1792827900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 price rt5 79.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 07:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 5938.2 MW at 2026-10-25 09:10 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-vic-1792914900/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM Queensland: 7579 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 7233 MW, set at 2026-10-24 08:25 UTC, by 345.70 MW (4.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-qld-1792830300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 price rt5 93.3 AUD/MWh (reading at 07:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 7547.0 MW at 2026-10-25 08:20 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-qld-1792914900/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM New South Wales: 9199 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:40 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 8382 MW, set at 2026-10-24 08:40 UTC, by 816.64 MW (9.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-nsw-1792831200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 price rt5 118.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 06:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 9175.4 MW at 2026-10-25 06:50 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-nsw-1792910400/

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Highest since we started · Price in NEM Tasmania: 204.24 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:20 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 169.69 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 23:00 UTC, by 34.55 AUD/MWh (20.4%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/highest-price-tas-1792796400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1194.9 MW (reading at 06:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 169.69 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 23:00 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-tas-1792909200/

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Highest since we started · Demand in NEM Tasmania: 1195 MW in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:20 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 1150 MW, set at 2026-10-24 07:50 UTC, by 44.73 MW (3.9%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-tas-1792828200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 price rt5 204.2 AUD/MWh (reading at 06:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 1181.3 MW at 2026-10-25 06:25 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-tas-1792909200/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Victoria: 0.01 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 27.94 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 23:00 UTC, by 27.93 AUD/MWh (100.0%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-vic-1792882800/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 5218.5 MW (reading at 05:05 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 0.01 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:10 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-vic-1792904700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Tasmania: 26.84 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 30.36 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 23:00 UTC, by 3.51 AUD/MWh (11.6%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-tas-1792882800/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1109.7 MW (reading at 05:05 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 26.98 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:10 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792904700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Queensland: 29.84 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 04:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 42.22 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC, by 12.38 AUD/MWh (29.3%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-qld-1792877700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 demand 5789.3 MW (reading at 04:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 29.84 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:10 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-qld-1792902600/

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Longest negative price streak in NEM South Australia: an unbroken run of 28 consecutive 5-minute intervals with a price below zero, starting at 2026-10-25 04:30 UTC and lasting 2:20 h (h:mm). This is the longest such run since we started tracking this market on 2026-10-23.

It beat the previous value of 2:15 h, set at 2026-10-23 23:00 UTC, by 0.08 h (3.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/longest-negative-streak-sa-1792796400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 demand 574.4 MW (reading at 04:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:56 UTC (payload backfill:3). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 08:15 UTC (payload 85a8e7c27e): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/longest-negative-streak-sa-1792902600/

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Most markets negative at once: 2 of the public price markets had a negative price at the same moment, 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC. Coverage was at least 95% of the public price markets, and this is the most since we started tracking on 2026-10-23.

It beat the previous value of 1 markets, set at 2026-10-23 23:00 UTC, by 1.00 markets (100.0%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/markets-negative-global-1792796400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: Great Britain price imb30 -15.0 GBP/MWh (reading at 02:30 UTC); Denmark DK1 (West) price da15 -0.1 DKK/MWh (reading at 02:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:38 UTC (payload bc800fd8a4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC (payload 64b10b991a): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/markets-negative-global-1792896300/

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Highest since we started · Solar output in Taiwan: 3065 MW in the 10-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 07:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 951 MW, set at 2026-10-24 08:10 UTC, by 2114.00 MW (222.2%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/solar-peak-tw-1792829400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW demand 27948.0 MW (reading at 07:30 UTC); TW wind 2287.6 MW (reading at 07:30 UTC); TW renewable share 20.0 % (reading at 07:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:38 UTC (payload f3ca359053). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC (payload b93be95355): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2744.6 MW at 2026-10-25 07:40 UTC, out of 152 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-tw-1792913400/

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Highest since we started · Renewable share in Taiwan: 20.0 % in the 10-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 07:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 19.0 %, set at 2026-10-23 20:10 UTC, by 1.09 % (5.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/renewable-share-peak-tw-1792786200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW demand 27948.0 MW (reading at 07:30 UTC); TW wind 2287.6 MW (reading at 07:30 UTC); TW solar 3065.4 MW (reading at 07:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:38 UTC (payload f3ca359053). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC (payload b93be95355): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 19.0 % at 2026-10-23 20:10 UTC, out of 152 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-tw-1792913400/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Great Britain: -16.27 GBP/MWh in the 30-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 04:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-21. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 0.00 GBP/MWh, set at 2026-10-22 03:30 UTC, by 16.27 GBP/MWh. That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-gb-1792639800/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: GB demand 17725.0 MW (reading at 04:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:38 UTC (payload bc800fd8a4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC (payload 64b10b991a): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -15.00 GBP/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:30 UTC, out of 176 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-gb-1792900800/

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Longest negative price streak in Great Britain: an unbroken run of 5 consecutive 30-minute intervals with a price below zero, starting at 2026-10-25 02:00 UTC and lasting 2:30 h (h:mm). This is the longest such run since we started tracking this market on 2026-10-21.

No earlier tracked value of this kind exists in our data window, so this entry is a baseline that later readings can beat. Baseline entries are not marked notable and are not offered to search engines.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:38 UTC (payload bc800fd8a4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-25 07:55 UTC (payload 64b10b991a): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/longest-negative-streak-gb-1792893600/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 2.69 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 8.00 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 06:30 UTC, by 5.31 DKK/MWh (66.4%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792909800/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 3.36 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 09:30 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792910700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 8.00 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 11.96 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 06:15 UTC, by 3.96 DKK/MWh (33.1%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792908900/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792909800/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 11.96 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 06:15 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 14.73 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 04:45 UTC, by 2.77 DKK/MWh (18.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792903500/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792908900/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 14.73 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 04:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 20.56 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 02:30 UTC, by 5.83 DKK/MWh (28.4%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792895400/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792903500/

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Longest negative price streak in Denmark DK1 (West): an unbroken run of 5 consecutive 15-minute intervals with a price below zero, starting at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC and lasting 1:15 h (h:mm). This is the longest such run since we started tracking this market on 2026-10-23.

No earlier tracked value of this kind exists in our data window, so this entry is a baseline that later readings can beat. Baseline entries are not marked notable and are not offered to search engines.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/longest-negative-streak-dk1-1792896300/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): -0.07 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 0.00 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 01:15 UTC, by 0.07 DKK/MWh. That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792890900/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 03:00 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792896300/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 20.56 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 02:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 22.65 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 01:00 UTC, by 2.09 DKK/MWh (9.2%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792890000/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792895400/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 0.00 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 01:15 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 0.07 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 01:00 UTC, by 0.07 DKK/MWh (100.0%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792890000/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792890900/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 22.65 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 01:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 24.89 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 00:30 UTC, by 2.24 DKK/MWh (9.0%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792888200/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792890000/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 0.07 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 01:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 0.67 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 00:15 UTC, by 0.60 DKK/MWh (88.9%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792887300/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792890000/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 24.89 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 00:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 25.79 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 00:15 UTC, by 0.90 DKK/MWh (3.5%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792887300/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792888200/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 25.79 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 00:15 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 29.90 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 00:00 UTC, by 4.11 DKK/MWh (13.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792886400/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792887300/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 0.67 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 00:15 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 1.05 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-25 00:00 UTC, by 0.37 DKK/MWh (35.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792886400/.

No other metric published for this market sits close enough in time to this reading, so no operating conditions are shown. We do not estimate or fill in missing values.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792887300/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 29.90 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 00:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 37.22 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 22:30 UTC, by 7.33 DKK/MWh (19.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792881000/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6050.4 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK wind 5181.8 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK solar 30.1 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK renewable share 95.7 % (reading at 23:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792886400/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 1.05 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-25 00:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 8.90 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 23:45 UTC, by 7.85 DKK/MWh (88.2%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792885500/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6050.4 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK wind 5181.8 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK solar 30.1 MW (reading at 23:55 UTC); DK renewable share 95.7 % (reading at 23:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792886400/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 8.90 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 23:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 9.94 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 23:30 UTC, by 1.05 DKK/MWh (10.5%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792884600/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6056.7 MW (reading at 23:40 UTC); DK wind 5164.4 MW (reading at 23:40 UTC); DK solar 29.8 MW (reading at 23:40 UTC); DK renewable share 95.7 % (reading at 23:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792885500/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 9.94 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 23:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 14.95 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 22:45 UTC, by 5.01 DKK/MWh (33.5%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792881900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6068.9 MW (reading at 23:25 UTC); DK wind 5527.8 MW (reading at 23:25 UTC); DK solar 29.6 MW (reading at 23:25 UTC); DK renewable share 96.0 % (reading at 23:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792884600/

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Highest since we started · Renewable share in Denmark: 96.3 % in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 23:05 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 96.2 %, set at 2026-10-24 22:25 UTC, by 0.06 % (0.1%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/renewable-share-peak-dk-1792880700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 6001.9 MW (reading at 23:05 UTC); DK wind 5791.3 MW (reading at 23:05 UTC); DK solar 29.8 MW (reading at 23:05 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:10 UTC (payload a8656691ba). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:25 UTC (payload 8dc85073f7): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 96.3 % at 2026-10-24 23:10 UTC, out of 495 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-dk-1792883100/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Victoria: 27.94 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 23:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 33.57 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC, by 5.63 AUD/MWh (16.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-vic-1792877700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 4957.7 MW (reading at 23:00 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:05 UTC (payload 4568f32ad7). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:25 UTC (payload 8238af566d): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 0.01 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-vic-1792882800/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Tasmania: 30.36 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 23:00 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 36.44 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC, by 6.08 AUD/MWh (16.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-tas-1792877700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1106.6 MW (reading at 23:00 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:05 UTC (payload 4568f32ad7). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:25 UTC (payload 8238af566d): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 26.84 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792882800/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM New South Wales: 38.09 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 22:50 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 42.06 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC, by 3.97 AUD/MWh (9.4%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-nsw-1792877700/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 demand 5256.8 MW (reading at 22:50 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 22:55 UTC (payload db54e0f308). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 23:10 UTC (payload d59d6768b7): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 41.22 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 23:30 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-nsw-1792882200/

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Highest since we started · Renewable share in Denmark: 96.2 % in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 22:25 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 96.0 %, set at 2026-10-24 21:30 UTC, by 0.21 % (0.2%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/renewable-share-peak-dk-1792877400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 5738.9 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK wind 6007.6 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK solar 29.7 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 22:30 UTC (payload 908f314a4e). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 22:50 UTC (payload f7750e4a51): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 96.3 % at 2026-10-24 23:05 UTC, out of 495 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-dk-1792880700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 14.95 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 22:45 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 20.71 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 22:30 UTC, by 5.76 DKK/MWh (27.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792881000/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 5847.8 MW (reading at 22:40 UTC); DK wind 5739.2 MW (reading at 22:40 UTC); DK solar 30.3 MW (reading at 22:40 UTC); DK renewable share 96.1 % (reading at 22:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792881900/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK2 (East): 37.22 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 22:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 43.13 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:45 UTC, by 5.91 DKK/MWh (13.7%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792878300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 5738.9 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK wind 6007.6 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK solar 29.7 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK renewable share 96.2 % (reading at 22:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 2.69 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 06:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792881000/

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Lowest since we started · Price in Denmark DK1 (West): 20.71 DKK/MWh in the 15-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 22:30 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 42.38 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:45 UTC, by 21.68 DKK/MWh (51.1%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792878300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 5738.9 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK wind 6007.6 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK solar 29.7 MW (reading at 22:25 UTC); DK renewable share 96.2 % (reading at 22:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 11:45 UTC (payload d975b641f4). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 12:05 UTC (payload e853cf1fc8): a later batch re-covered the same timestamp and still showed the value within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is -0.07 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-25 02:45 UTC, out of 191 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792881000/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Victoria: 33.57 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 45.70 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:10 UTC, by 12.13 AUD/MWh (26.5%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-vic-1792876200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 4829.9 MW (reading at 21:35 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:40 UTC (payload d5ef328d5a). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:55 UTC (payload 6a2235cae8): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 0.01 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-vic-1792877700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Tasmania: 36.44 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 54.24 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 20:55 UTC, by 17.80 AUD/MWh (32.8%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-tas-1792875300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1059.9 MW (reading at 21:35 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:40 UTC (payload d5ef328d5a). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:55 UTC (payload 6a2235cae8): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 26.84 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 05:05 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792877700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM Queensland: 42.22 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 42.31 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:10 UTC, by 0.09 AUD/MWh (0.2%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-qld-1792876200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 demand 5384.9 MW (reading at 21:35 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:40 UTC (payload d5ef328d5a). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:55 UTC (payload 6a2235cae8): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 29.84 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-25 04:30 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-qld-1792877700/

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Lowest since we started · Price in NEM New South Wales: 42.06 AUD/MWh in the 5-minute interval starting 2026-10-24 21:35 UTC. We have tracked this market since 2026-10-23. The window is short, so this says nothing about earlier years.

It beat the previous value of 43.09 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 21:10 UTC, by 1.04 AUD/MWh (2.4%). That earlier value stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-nsw-1792876200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 demand 5825.2 MW (reading at 21:35 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the tracked interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the value on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:40 UTC (payload d5ef328d5a). It was checked after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 21:55 UTC (payload 6a2235cae8): a later batch arrived, this feed does not republish old intervals, and the stored point stayed unrevised, unflagged and within 2%.

For comparison, the next most extreme valid reading in the same series is 38.09 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 22:50 UTC, out of 484 readings in the window.

These values are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is marked Tracking and can be withdrawn if the source changes it. Readings outside market bounds, with a wrong unit, flagged by a quality gate or showing a price jump without a matching load change are rejected and never listed. See the methodology page for the full rules. Not for trading or operational decisions. Provisional data.

https://solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-nsw-1792877700/

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