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Croatia: CROPEX sets record in 15-minute and 60-minute product trading on 13 January 2025

CROPEX’ intraday continuous market set a new record on 13 January 2025, with 987.23 MWh traded in 15-minute products. In addition, the trading volume of 60-minute products reached 7,060.20 MWh, bringing the total daily volume for the delivery day to 8,047.43 MWh.

The introduction of 15-minute products on CROPEX’ intraday continuous market on 10 January 2024 has proven successful, as evidenced by this record-breaking performance. The growing adoption of these shorter trading intervals highlights the increasing ability of market participants to optimize portfolio planning with greater precision.

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