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Romania, Nuclearelectrica to supply electricity to Electrica Furnizare in 2022

Romanian electricity producer Nuclearelectrica and supplier Electrica Furnizare have concluded an annex to the wholesale electricity sale contract, for an amount of energy worth some 3.6 million euros.

The period in which the electricity will be delivered is 1 January – 31 December 2022. Since the beginning of the year, the two companies have concluded electricity sales contracts worth a total of almost 92 million euros.

Last month, Nuclearelectrica held an auction for the sale of four electricity packages with deliveries during 2022 at OPCOM’s centralized market for bilateral contracts. The company auctioned four packages: two with 10 MW and two with 5 MW forthe delivery between 1 January and 31 December 2022. The first two packages, amounting to 87.6 GWh of electricity, were sold to companies Enterex and E.ON at prices of 80.4 and 80.6 euros/MWh, which is about 2 euros above the asking price.

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