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Croatia: Record volume on the CROPEX DAM – 49,432 MWh

 

At the day-ahead auction held on 10. July 2024 for the delivery of energy on 11 July 2024, the total volume on the day-ahead market of the Croatian electricity exchange was recorded in the amount of 49,432.2 MWh, CROPEX said in a statement.


The highest hourly volume was traded for the 13th hour in the amount of 2,727.6 MWh.

This represents the highest daily traded volume on the CROPEX day-ahead market since its go-live on February 10, 2016 and the successful SDAC market coupling on June 19, 2018.

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