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Croatia: Daily record on 15-minute Intraday Market

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On February 22, 2024, a 15-minute Intraday Market of Croatian electricity exchange, CROPEX, achieved its highest daily traded volume so far. Total traded volume, traded in 2717 separate trades, was 516,28 MWh.

CROPEX successfully launched the 15-minute products for trading on its intraday market on January 9. In addition to the existing 60-minute products and hourly blocks, CROPEX members can engage in trading with 15-minute products on the CROPEX intraday market on all SIDC borders.

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