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Europe: Electricity prices ranged from 9.25 to 145.3 euros/MWh in the second week of October

During the second week of October, wholesale electricity prices on European electricity markets rose compared to the previous week. The largest percentage price rise,...

SEE region: Spot prices in the week 35 range from 108 to 123 euros per MWh

The spot prices of electricity in Southeast Europe in the week 35 (August 28 - September 3) recorded a moderate decrease compared to the...

SEE region: Average weekly electricity prices ranged between 69 and 125 euros/MWh

In week 29, electricity prices in Europe increased as electricity demand hiked due to an extreme heatwave striking the continent. However, the increasing amounts...

SEE region: Spot electricity prices ranged between 65 and 155 euros/MWh in the week 28

In week 28 of 2023, European gas and electricity prices fell due to lower electricity demand in most markets and higher wind energy production....

SEE region: Spot prices on Monday range from 97 to 112 euros per MWh

  On Monday, June 26, the spot prices of electricity in Southeast Europe increased by 35 to 50 percent compared to Sunday. The lowest price of...

SEE region: Spot prices rise on Monday to 97 euros/MWh

Spot electricity prices rose strongly on Monday, June 12 in European markets compared to the previous day. However, the price remained below the threshold...

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