Why gas still rules power prices

The price of natural gas has shot up around the world after the war began in Iran, but how is the gas price linked to electricity in some countries more so than others?

We’ll be looking at how gas still sets the power prices so often. We’ll also look at Ethiopia, to see if hydropower could be a solution for other places who want renewables to bring down the cost of bills.

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(Picture: Gas flare at petroleum and natural gas offshore power plant. Credit: Getty Images)