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Hungary: The average price on HUPX DAM in October reached 105 euros/MWh

The average price on the day-ahead market of the Hungarian energy exchange HUPX reached 104.99 euros/MWh in October. That is 1% higher compared to the previous month (103.81 euros/MWh).

The average HUPX peak price amounted to 113.69 euros/MWh in October, 12% higher compared to September.

on the day-ahead market reached 2.1 million MWh, 8% more compared to September (1.94 million MWh) and 3% more than in October 2022 (2.04 million MWh). The average daily traded volume in October amounted to 67,549MWh.

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