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Bulgaria: Record trading volume on IBEX IDM

Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange (IBEX) has set a record in the traded volume of electricity on the intraday market segment in April 2023 – 194,634.2 MWh.

In April, the IBEX intraday market marked its fifth anniversary of operation, with 87 market participants registered in this segment. Since the market segment started operation, the total traded volume amounts to 4,692,704.1 MWh, IBEX announced.

 

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