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Croatia: Transmission losses cover solution-electricity purchase auction

The auction is scheduled for 2. April. The auction for purchase of electricity is aimed to cover transmission system losses in the years 2021, 2022 and 2023, Croatian energy exchange CROPEX announced. Auction for the purchase of electricity to cover transmission system for part of the losses for 2021, 2022 and 2023 will be held on between 10:00 CET and 12:00 CET through the CROPEX trading platform.
The auction will be held through three separate auctions in the following form:
– Group 1: electricity delivery to cover transmission system losses in 2021

– Group 2: electricity delivery to cover transmission system losses in 2022

– Group 3: electricity delivery to cover transmission system losses in 2023

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