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Croatia: Process of admission for CROPEX Intraday Market started on 1 January

Croatian Power Exchange (CROPEX) announced that the Intraday Market admission process for existing and future member of CROPEX has started on 1 January 2017.

All interested market participants are invited to submit an application for the membership, thus launching the formal admission process and the signing of the Membership Agreement. Existing members do not need to submit an application.

Requirements for membership include valid license for carrying out energy activity of gas/electricity trading issued by the Croatian Energy Regulatory Agency (HERA), balance responsibility agreement signed with the Croatian electricity transmission system operator HOPS and electricity market participation agreement signed with the Croatian energy market operator HROTE.

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