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Croatia: CROPEX launched 15-minute products on IDM

Croatian Energy Exchange CROPEX announces that the 15-minute products for trading on the Intraday Market were successfully launched on January 9 and 15-minute products are available for the delivery of electricity for the date January 10.

In addition to the existing 60-minute products and hourly blocks, CROPEX members can now engage in trading with 15-minute products on the CROPEX Intraday Market on all SIDC borders.

CROPEX member and market participant from Romania concluded the first 15-minute transaction for delivery day 10th January 2024 for QH-50 (12:15-12:30) with a realized volume of 1.9 MWh at 101.74 EUR/MWh.

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