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Croatia: Daily volume record on CROPEX IDM  

CROPEX intraday market achieved its highest daily traded volume on Monday, 17 May. Total traded volume in 4.344 separate sessions amounted to 12.341,4 MWh with a volume-weighted average price of 74.14 euros/MWh.

The highest hourly volume for the mentioned day was traded for the 8th hour in the amount of 733,5 MWh, while the lowest traded sum of 348,3 MWh was traded for the 17th hour.

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