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Croatia: CROPEX sets new trading record with over 10,000 MWh traded on 15 January 2025

CROPEX’s intraday continuous market for the delivery day of January 15, 2025, set a new record in trading 15-minute products, with a volume of 1,117.8 MWh. Additionally, the trading volume of 60-minute products reached 8,940.7 MWh, bringing the total daily volume to 10,058.5 MWh for that delivery day.

This marks the first time that the total volume of 15-minute products exceeded 1,000 MWh, highlighting the growing adoption of the 15-minute trading resolution by market participants. This change allows for more precise portfolio planning and optimization.

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