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Hungary: Average day-ahead price on HUPX recahes 103.8 €/MWh

The average price on day-ahead market of the Hungarian energy exchange HUPX reached 103.81 euros/MWh in September. That is 3% higher compared to theprevious month (100.4 euros/MWh in August 2023).

Average HUPX DAM peak price amounted to 101.49 euros/MWh in September, 8% higher compared to August.

Traded volume onthe day-ahead market reached 1.94 million MWh,1% less compared to August (1.95 million MWh) and 6% less than in September 2022 (2.07million MWh).

Average daily traded volume in September amounted to 64,543 MWh.

Total traded volume on the intraday market amounted to 569,028 MWh in September, 14% less compared to the previous month.

Average price for the hourly product amounted to 106.86 euros/MWh in September.

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