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Storm Drives Spanish Windmills, Cuts Power Rate to 15-Month Low
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Spanish weekly electricity prices fell to a 15-month low after a storm powered wind turbines. That allowed utilities to reduce production from more expensive generators that burn coal or natural gas.

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