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Slovenia, BSP Southpool recorded its highest total traded volume in December 2021

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In December 2021, Slovenian BSP Southpool recorded its highest total traded volume in a month with a 1,035 TWh volume.

Previous monthly record was from January 2020, when total traded volume amounted to 994.8 GWh and now it has been exceeded by 4.09 %.

Also a new record in total traded volume in a month on the day-ahead market was set, exceeding the previous record by 4.42 %, with 905.4 GWh total traded volume.

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