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Slovenia: Traded volume on BSP in 2020 reached a record

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In Slovenia in 2020 total traded volume reached 9.1 TWh, Slovenian electricity exchange BSP Southpool announced.

There was a 8 % decrease on the day-ahead trading segment in comparison to 2019, with trading volume of 7.61 TWh.

On the other hand, total intraday trading volume with 1.48 TWh traded, marked a significant increase of 185 % in comparison to previous year. Intraday continuous trading volume increased even by 775 % and reached 1.04 TWh.

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