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SEE Power Exchanges Trading for November 22, 2016

On the Serbian day-ahead exchange SEEPEX on November 22, 2016 (delivery date: November 23, 2016) trading was carried out at the price of 44.89 EUR/MWh for daily baseload. Trading volume was 1,875.5 MWh.

The price of peak energy for daily peak load was 51.39 EUR/MWh and trading volume was 536.9 MWh.

On the Croatian day-ahead power market CROPEX trading was carried out at the price of 41.76 EUR/MWh for daily baseload.

The price of peak energy for daily peak load was at the level of 49.51 EUR per MWh.

Total trading volume was 489 MWh.

On the Romanian day-ahead power market OPCOM trading was carried out at the price of 44.74 EUR/MWh for daily baseload.

The price of peak energy for daily peak load was at the level of 52.62 EUR per MWh. Trading volume was 41,295.1 MWh.

During off-peak hours the price was 36.86 EUR per MWh, and trading volume was 36,738.7 MWh.

On Hungarian day-ahead power market HUPX trading was carried out at the price of 44.74 EUR per MWh for daily baseload.

The price of peak energy for daily peak load was at the level of 52.62 EUR per MWh.

Total trading volume was 48,212.3 MWh.

On Bulgarian exchange IBEX the price for baseload was 45.54 EUR per MWh.

The price of peak energy was 57.66 EUR per MWh, and trading volume was 5,531.4 MWh.

During off-peak hours the price was 33.42 EUR per MWh, and trading volume was 5,153.9 MWh.

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