Locational power pricing would make market liquidity ‘even worse’

Dividing the UK’s power market into a series of smaller zonal or nodal markets would make the existing problem of poor liquidity “even worse,” an industry figure has warned. Mark Owen-Lloyd, director of the Botley West solar project, urged policymakers not to head down the “rabbit hole” of locational pricing and instead focus on measures that can bring to an end to the continued market dominance of large legacy generators.

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