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Croatia, Total volume on the day-ahead market was recorded in the amount of 33,319 MWh

At the day-ahead auction held on 2 December, for the delivery of energy on 3 December, the total volume on the day-ahead market was recorded in the amount of 33,319 MWh.

The highest hourly volume was traded for the 4th hour in the amount of 1,867 MWh.

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

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