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Croatia: HOPS announced a tender for electricity losses cover 

HOPS is inviting all interested participants in the electricity market to participate in the auction for the purchase of energy to cover transmission system losses in the year 2024 via the CROPEX trading platform. 

The auction will take place on July 12, from 10:00h to noon The delivery period is from January 1, 2024, to December 31, 2024. Delivery capacity and profile, 5 MWh/h every day for the delivery period, from Monday – Sunday. The total requested quantity is 43.920 MWh.

Electricity should be delivered through the system of the Croatian Transmission System Operator.

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