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Croatia: Electricity purchase auction scheduled for 30 November

Auctions for the purchase of electricity to cover transmission system losses in the year 2021 via CROPEX trading platform were announced by Croatian electricity transmission system operator HOPS.

All interested parties are invited to apply for participation in a public auction with the submission of Request for bid for the purchase of electricity to cover transmission system losses for the year 2021. The auction will be held on Monday, 30 November from 10:00 to 12:00 CET. HOPS, in cooperation with CROPEX, via the CROPEX trading platform, conduct the auction for the defined products as it follows:

-Subject of the auction is the delivery of yearly based product 5 MWh/h of electricity for covering transmission system losses for the year 2021;

-Subject of the auction is the delivery of monthly based product 5 MWh/h of electricity for covering transmission system losses for the month of January 2021.

 

 

 

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