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Hungary: HUPX day-ahead power price jumps 20 % in October 2025

The average day-ahead electricity price on the Hungarian power exchange HUPX reached 122.09 euros/MWh in October 2025, marking a 20 percent increase compared to September, when the baseload average stood at 101.93 euros/MWh. Peak load prices followed the same upward trend, averaging 129.22 euros/MWh in October, up 33 percent month-on-month.

Trading activity on the day-ahead market also strengthened. Total traded volume reached 2.44 million MWh, an increase of 10 percent compared to September’s 2.21 million MWh. However, it remained 5.34 percent below October 2024 levels. The average daily traded volume in October amounted to 78,856 MWh.

In the intraday segment, total traded volume reached 1,260,178 MWh, up 8 percent from the previous month. The average daily intraday volume was 40,651 MWh.

The average price for hourly intraday products was 122.04 euros/MWh in October, representing a 21 percent increase compared to September.

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