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Croatia, Drop in price by 35% a day in advance, to 192.5 euros per MWh in April

The total volume of trade on the Croatian electricity exchange in April 2022 amounted to 582,463.5 MWh, the stock exchange operator announced.

Of that, 505,367 MWh was traded on the day-ahead, which is 10% more than 460,708 MWh in March.

The average price for the base load on CROPEX DAM in April was 192.5 euros per MWh, which is 35% less than in the previous month.

The average price for peak load was 191.5 euros per MWh.

The volume of intra-day trade amounted to 57,117 MWh, which is 11% more than the volume in March (51,658 MWh).

The weighted average price of CROPEX IDM was 182.28 euros per MWh in April, which is 36% less than in March (283.57 euros per MWh).

On the day-ahead market in April 2022, 27 members participated, of which 18 also traded on the intraday market, according to the CROPEX monthly report.

Source: cropex.hr

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