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Croatia, CROPEX Intraday Market achieved its highest daily traded volume so far

On 12 December, CROPEX Intraday Market achieved its highest daily traded volume so far. Total traded volume, traded in 2,274 separate trades, was 7,770.70 MWh with volume-weighted average price of 393.53 euros/MWh.

Highest hourly volume was traded for 3rd hour in amount of 701.6 MWh, while the lowest traded sum of 124 MWh was traded for 12th hour.

With maximum and minimum prices for a single transaction of 704.99 euros/MWh and -45 euros/ MWh respectively, the lowest volume-weighted average price was 32.31 euros/MWh for 4th hour and highest 607.26 euros/MWh for 18th hour.

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