A steady decline in UK natural gas prices due to ample supplyand weak oil prices, coupled with strengthening carbon markets, hasmade gas burn more competitive than coal burn for the first quarter of2016, an analysis of Platts data shows.The Platts UK quarter-ahead clean dark Carbon Price Support (CPS)spread indicator — the gross margin of power produced at a35%-efficient coal-fired plant after accounting for the cost of coal, CPSand emissions — fell to ?4.53/MWh on October 26.
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