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Serbia: Average price on SEEPEX day-ahead market reached 77.3 euros /MWh in December

 

Average electricity price on day-ahead market on the Serbian energy exchange SEEPEX in December 2023 amounted to 77.3 euros/MWh, 19.6% lower compared to November, while average euro-peak price reached 93.22 euros/ MWh (- 17.8%)

In the same period, traded volume decreased by 3,8%, to 433,766.4 MWh, with daily average of 13,992.5 MWh. Traded volume in December 2023 was 50.5% higher than in the same month last year.

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