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Croatia: Record hourly volume on Day Ahead Market

At the Day Ahead auction held on 30.6.2024 for the delivery of energy on 1.7.2024, the largest hourly volume was achieved since the Day Ahead Market began operating in the amount of 2,345.1 MWh, Croatian electricity exchange CROPEX announced.

The largest hourly trade was recorded for the 14th hour.

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