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Hungary: Guarantees of Origin auction results

At the November Guarantees of Origin auction, held on 21 November, supply side volume slightly dropped compared to the October auction, but still stayed on a high level – 541 048 MWh.

Around 78% of offered GOs have been sold with a traded quantity of 424 402 MWh. VWAP continued to decrease and closed at 3.44 euros/MWh.

The next auction will be held on 19 December.

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