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Bulgaria: New traded volume record on IDM in October

The traded volume on the Intraday market segment on the Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange (IBEX) set another monthly record hitting a peak of 215.603 MWh in October 2023, IBEX said in a statement.

Thus the traded volume since the beginning of 2023 has reached 1.809.404,6 MWh which is 105% more compared to the same period in 2022 (881 298,9 MWh).

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