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Slovenia: Energy purchase tender for ELES to cover transmission losses

ELES – Slovenian electricity transmission system operator, in orderto cover losses on the transmission system in 2021, 2022 and 2023, has invited all interested parties to submit an application for their participation in the public auction for the purchase of energy.

In cooperation with BSP energy exchange, ELES will select the most favorable suppliers from the participants of the auction. The subject of the auction are the following products: 10 MW of base load for delivery year 2021, 11 MW of base load for delivery year 2022 and 11 MW of base load for delivery year 2023. Deadline for the submission of application will be on 3 June at 1:00 PM. The auction will be held on 9 June from 8:00 to 10:00 AM.

 

 

 

 

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