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Croatia: Record hourly volume on the day-ahead market

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At the day-ahead auction held on July 8, 2024, for the delivery of energy on July 9, the largest hourly volume was achieved since the day-ahead market began operating in the amount of 2.392,7 MWh, Croatian Electricity Exchange CROPEX said in a statement.
The largest hourly trade was recorded for the 15th hour.

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