It beat the previous confirmed record of 4814 MW, set at 2026-10-23 19:15 UTC, by 1222.29 MW (25.4%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-dk-1792782900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 2914.5 MW (reading at 10:20 UTC); DK solar 579.3 MW (reading at 10:20 UTC); DK renewable share 87.1 % (reading at 10:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:25 UTC (payload e9ae041892). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:45 UTC (payload b42410193d): 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 6162.9 MW at 2026-10-24 11:05 UTC, out of 56 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-dk-1792837200/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 36 MW, set at 2026-10-23 18:00 UTC, by 634.73 MW (1769.0%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/solar-peak-dk-1792778400/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 5911.4 MW (reading at 09:55 UTC); DK wind 2957.6 MW (reading at 09:55 UTC); DK renewable share 86.4 % (reading at 09:55 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:00 UTC (payload a78ce18003). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:20 UTC (payload 1b99fd80a0): 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 735.7 MW at 2026-10-24 11:00 UTC, out of 64 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-dk-1792835700/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 94.83 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 09:15 UTC, by 3.08 AUD/MWh (3.3%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-vic-1792833300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 5473.2 MW (reading at 09:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:50 UTC (payload 14f41febac). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:05 UTC (payload 9ad18d5291): 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 93.77 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-vic-1792835100/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 98.14 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 09:15 UTC, by 3.06 AUD/MWh (3.1%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-tas-1792833300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1104.1 MW (reading at 09:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:50 UTC (payload 14f41febac). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:05 UTC (payload 9ad18d5291): 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 97.17 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792835100/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 23977 MW, set at 2026-10-23 19:10 UTC, by 5364.00 MW (22.4%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-tw-1792782600/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW wind 1140.7 MW (reading at 09:40 UTC); TW solar 106.9 MW (reading at 09:40 UTC); TW renewable share 5.7 % (reading at 09:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC (payload a36fdd865b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:05 UTC (payload 3eafe76238): 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 29325.0 MW at 2026-10-24 09:50 UTC, out of 22 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-tw-1792834800/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 87.29 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 09:15 UTC, by 0.85 AUD/MWh (1.0%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-sa-1792833300/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 demand 1418.8 MW (reading at 09:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC (payload bc8c6d7cda). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:00 UTC (payload a5d4cbfc0d): 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 87.29 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:15 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-sa-1792834800/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 1412 MW, set at 2026-10-24 08:50 UTC, by 6.74 MW (0.5%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-sa-1792831800/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 price rt5 86.4 AUD/MWh (reading at 09:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC (payload bc8c6d7cda). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 10:00 UTC (payload a5d4cbfc0d): 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 1416.7 MW at 2026-10-24 09:35 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-sa-1792834800/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 5493.2 MW (reading at 09:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:20 UTC (payload ef74448f34). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC (payload 4e09075226): 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 91.75 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-vic-1792833300/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 100.16 AUD/MWh, set at 2026-10-24 08:35 UTC, by 2.02 AUD/MWh (2.0%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-tas-1792830900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1124.7 MW (reading at 09:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:20 UTC (payload ef74448f34). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC (payload 4e09075226): 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 95.08 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792833300/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 demand 1394.4 MW (reading at 09:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:20 UTC (payload ef74448f34). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC (payload 4e09075226): 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 86.44 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-sa-1792833300/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 1224 MW, set at 2026-10-23 19:30 UTC, by 187.87 MW (15.3%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-sa-1792783800/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 price rt5 102.6 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:50 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:55 UTC (payload 6f67b09bd2). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:10 UTC (payload 9f8633386c): 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 1418.8 MW at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-sa-1792831800/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 price rt5 110.2 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:50 UTC (payload 9ab205aa94). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:10 UTC (payload 9f8633386c): 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 5587.0 MW at 2026-10-24 08:25 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-vic-1792831500/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 6545 MW, set at 2026-10-23 19:15 UTC, by 1836.71 MW (28.1%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-nsw-1792782900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 price rt5 112.0 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:40 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:45 UTC (payload f6f2ed624b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 09:00 UTC (payload f5653a55a3): 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 8330.2 MW at 2026-10-24 09:05 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-nsw-1792831200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 1135.8 MW (reading at 08:35 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:40 UTC (payload 9e07ad611b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:55 UTC (payload 6f67b09bd2): 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 95.08 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:45 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-tas-1792830900/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 5545 MW, set at 2026-10-23 19:20 UTC, by 1688.45 MW (30.5%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-qld-1792783200/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 price rt5 103.8 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:30 UTC (payload f7a22fd121). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:45 UTC (payload f6f2ed624b): 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 7200.6 MW at 2026-10-24 08:30 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-qld-1792830300/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 price rt5 101.1 AUD/MWh (reading at 08:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:20 UTC (payload 5e063fd344). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:40 UTC (payload 9e07ad611b): 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 1147.4 MW at 2026-10-24 08:10 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-tas-1792829700/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW demand 28411.0 MW (reading at 08:10 UTC); TW wind 488.4 MW (reading at 08:10 UTC); TW renewable share 6.4 % (reading at 08:10 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 286298e06a). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:40 UTC (payload 34dd03b827): 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 836.9 MW at 2026-10-24 08:20 UTC, out of 25 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-tw-1792829400/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: GB wind 13488.0 MW (reading at 07:45 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload f5a1b755b9). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:30 UTC (payload 2cfe7a3677): 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 64.6 % at 2026-10-24 07:40 UTC, out of 86 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-gb-1792827900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 demand 5457.5 MW (reading at 20:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 5332e253a2): 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 89.34 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:15 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-qld-1792786500/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 demand 6524.9 MW (reading at 20:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 5332e253a2): 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 97.62 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-nsw-1792786500/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW demand 23608.0 MW (reading at 20:10 UTC); TW solar 0.0 MW (reading at 20:10 UTC); TW renewable share 19.0 % (reading at 20:10 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 61979016d5). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 286298e06a): 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 3359.0 MW at 2026-10-23 19:30 UTC, out of 25 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/wind-peak-tw-1792786200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW demand 23608.0 MW (reading at 20:10 UTC); TW wind 3661.4 MW (reading at 20:10 UTC); TW solar 0.0 MW (reading at 20:10 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 61979016d5). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 286298e06a): 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 17.5 % at 2026-10-23 19:30 UTC, out of 25 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-tw-1792786200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 4498.8 MW (reading at 20:05 UTC); DK wind 4788.0 MW (reading at 20:05 UTC); DK solar 30.0 MW (reading at 20:05 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload f93a5a2d1b). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-24 08:15 UTC (payload 57b1c973ac): 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 88.9 % at 2026-10-24 11:05 UTC, out of 64 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/renewable-share-peak-dk-1792785900/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 398.92 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 19:45 UTC, by 311.77 DKK/MWh (78.2%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792784700/.

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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 93.43 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:00 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792815300/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 333.75 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 19:45 UTC, by 248.09 DKK/MWh (74.3%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792784700/.

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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 91.79 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:00 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792815300/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 1208 MW, set at 2026-10-23 18:25 UTC, by 16.50 MW (1.4%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/demand-peak-sa-1792779900/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 price rt5 119.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 19:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:33 UTC (payload 1a15605cc0). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 1418.8 MW at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-sa-1792783800/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-VIC1 demand 4692.5 MW (reading at 19:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:21 UTC (payload 40ac0c5137). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 133.61 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 18:25 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-vic-1792783200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 demand 5544.7 MW (reading at 19:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:21 UTC (payload 40ac0c5137). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 121.12 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 18:25 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-qld-1792783200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 demand 6537.2 MW (reading at 19:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:21 UTC (payload 40ac0c5137). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 134.13 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 18:25 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-nsw-1792783200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-QLD1 price rt5 127.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 19:20 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:21 UTC (payload 40ac0c5137). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 7233.1 MW at 2026-10-24 08:25 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-qld-1792783200/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-NSW1 price rt5 115.5 AUD/MWh (reading at 19:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload 3df10cdfd6). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 5bf694df2b): 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 8382.0 MW at 2026-10-24 08:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-nsw-1792782900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 4830.2 MW (reading at 19:15 UTC); DK solar 29.2 MW (reading at 19:15 UTC); DK renewable share 84.8 % (reading at 19:15 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:27 UTC (payload b88b4a5a56). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload f93a5a2d1b): 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 6162.9 MW at 2026-10-24 11:05 UTC, out of 56 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-dk-1792782900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: TW wind 3277.1 MW (reading at 19:10 UTC); TW solar 0.0 MW (reading at 19:10 UTC); TW renewable share 16.9 % (reading at 19:10 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:21 UTC (payload c40628273c). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 20:18 UTC (payload 61979016d5): 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 29341.0 MW at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 22 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-tw-1792782600/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 499.01 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 19:30 UTC, by 100.09 DKK/MWh (20.1%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792783800/.

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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 87.16 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792784700/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 434.43 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 19:30 UTC, by 100.68 DKK/MWh (23.2%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792783800/.

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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 85.66 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792784700/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: GB wind 11040.0 MW (reading at 17:00 UTC); GB renewable share 53.5 % (reading at 17:00 UTC); GB price imb30 145.0 GBP/MWh (reading at 17:00 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload 04e8c83a23). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:35 UTC (payload 7953f58f31): 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 34002.0 MW at 2026-10-23 17:30 UTC, out of 20 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-gb-1792774800/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 558.21 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 18:45 UTC, by 59.20 DKK/MWh (10.6%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk2-1792781100/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 4718.7 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK wind 4769.0 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK solar 29.1 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK renewable share 84.9 % (reading at 19:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 87.16 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792783800/

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It beat the previous confirmed record of 477.63 DKK/MWh, set at 2026-10-23 18:45 UTC, by 43.20 DKK/MWh (9.0%). That earlier record stays in the chain as superseded and remains visible at /records/lowest-price-dk1-1792781100/.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 4718.7 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK wind 4769.0 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK solar 29.1 MW (reading at 19:30 UTC); DK renewable share 84.9 % (reading at 19:30 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 85.66 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792783800/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 4766.9 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK wind 4851.0 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK solar 29.3 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK renewable share 84.8 % (reading at 18:50 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 87.16 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk2-1792781100/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK demand 4766.9 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK wind 4851.0 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK solar 29.3 MW (reading at 18:50 UTC); DK renewable share 84.8 % (reading at 18:50 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 85.66 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-24 04:15 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-dk1-1792781100/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-TAS1 demand 952.0 MW (reading at 18:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload f6806c7f0c). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload 3df10cdfd6): 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 122.73 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 19:20 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-tas-1792779900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 demand 1207.7 MW (reading at 18:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload f6806c7f0c). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload 3df10cdfd6): 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 130.24 AUD/MWh at 2026-10-23 19:20 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-sa-1792779900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: NEM-SA1 price rt5 130.4 AUD/MWh (reading at 18:25 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload f6806c7f0c). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload 3df10cdfd6): 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 1418.8 MW at 2026-10-24 09:40 UTC, out of 43 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/demand-peak-sa-1792779900/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK solar 29.4 MW (reading at 18:05 UTC); DK renewable share 84.3 % (reading at 18:05 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload c5d5e6a0f9): 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 4890.2 MW at 2026-10-23 18:30 UTC, out of 64 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/wind-peak-dk-1792778700/

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No earlier confirmed record 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.

Conditions in the data at the same time: DK wind 4858.1 MW (reading at 18:00 UTC); DK renewable share 84.3 % (reading at 18:00 UTC). These are the readings nearest to the record interval in the same database, shown for context only; they do not explain the record on their own.

First seen in a batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 19:18 UTC (payload c5d5e6a0f9): 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 735.7 MW at 2026-10-24 11:00 UTC, out of 64 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/solar-peak-dk-1792778400/

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No earlier confirmed record 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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 1037.04 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-23 16:45 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-dk2-1792773000/

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No earlier confirmed record 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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload a8f4e2b849). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 45832cb385): 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 1007.59 DKK/MWh at 2026-10-23 16:45 UTC, out of 77 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-dk1-1792773000/

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No earlier confirmed record 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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload dd620af84d). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 53673e0b77): 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 254.80 GBP/MWh at 2026-10-23 16:00 UTC, out of 119 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/highest-price-gb-1792729800/

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No earlier confirmed record 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 2026-10-23 17:55 UTC (payload dd620af84d). It was confirmed after a second batch fetched at 2026-10-23 18:28 UTC (payload 53673e0b77): 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 12.63 GBP/MWh at 2026-10-23 22:00 UTC, out of 119 readings in the window.

Records are built from provisional operator data that can be revised, so each one is checked against later batches before it is confirmed and can be retracted 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://live.solarcostdata.com/records/lowest-price-gb-1792639800/

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