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Croatia, Energia Gas and Power is no longer a member of CROPEX dayahead and intraday markets

Croatian Energy Exchange CROPEX said that, as of 15 October, energy supplier Energia Gas and Power is no longer a member of CROPEX dayahead and intraday markets.

According to the Rules for the Organization of the Electricity Market, CROPEX informed the public that the supplier Energia Gas and Power exited the Croatian electricity market as a consequence of the termination of the agreement on participation in the electricity market with the market’s operator HROTE and thus no longer meets the prerequisites for membership on CROPEX.

Energia Gas and Power is present in Croatia since 2013 and it is also active in other markets in the region: Serbia, Slovenia, Montenegro and
Romania.

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