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✓ Published: 29-Nov-2023
✓ Published: 29-Nov-2023
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Can weather affect your power pricing? Yes, it can. The prediction of a 2023 El Niño winter typically means a wetter and warmer Winter than normal. However, it was an El Niño winter in 2021 when we had a major scarcity event in ERCOT. As we approach Winter, pay attention to the weather as any drastic changes can cause pricing volatility and that can be hard to predict.nnFor more information, please reach out to your TXU Energy Sales Executive or visit us at https://bit.ly/txulargebusiness. nnC
Can weather affect your power pricing? Yes, it can. The prediction of a 2023 El Niño winter typically means a wetter and warmer Winter than normal. However, it was an El Niño winter in 2021 when we had a major scarcity event in ERCOT. As we approach Winter, pay attention to the weather as any drastic changes can cause pricing volatility and that can be hard to predict.nnFor more information, please reach out to your TXU Energy Sales Executive or visit us at https://bit.ly/txulargebusiness. nnC
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