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SEE region: Spot prices rise up to 120 euros/MWh on Monday

In Southeast Europe, spot prices rose significantly on Monday, July 10, compared to the previous day. The price in Europe ranged from 59.06 in Norway to 121.03 euros per MWh in Greece. In Romania and Bulgaria, spot prices more than doubled compared to the previous day.

In the SEE region, Serbia recorded the lowest day-ahead price 115.09 euros per MWh on Monday. In other countries in the region, prices were around 120 – 121 euros per MWh.

On Sunday, spot prices ranged from 59.6 euros per MWh in Bulgaria and Romania and 98.3 euros per MWh in Greece.

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