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Croatian HOPS announced auctions for purchase of electricity to cover transmission system losses

Electricity transmission system operator HOPS announced auctions for purchase of electricity. These auctions are supposed to cover transmission system losses in the years 2021, 2022 and 2023 via CROPEX trading platform.
All interested parties, in accordance with the auction rules for purchase of electricity to cover the transmission system losses in the years for 2021, 2022 and 2023 via the CROPEX trading platform, are invited to apply for participation in the auction for purchase of electricity to cover losses.
HOPS will in cooperation with CROPEX, via CROPEX trading platform, select winning bidders for the products defined 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

The request for participation in the auctions must be received by HOPS before 26 March, namely two days before the auctions take place. HOPS will publish an invitation for the auctions on their web pages no later than three working days before the auctions.

 

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