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Hungary: Day-ahead prices fell up to 63 euros/MWh in week 7

Prices on the Hungarian day-ahead market fell in the first half of February, driven by lower demand and warm weather. Day-ahead baseload on the...

SEE region: Electricity prices fell to 74 euros/MWh in week 6 and 7

Spot electricity prices in Hungary and Romania continued to drop in the first two weeks of February, from around 90 euros/MWh at the turn...

SEE region: Spot prices ranged between 77 and 149 euros/MWh in week 42

In week 42, European electricity markets prices decreased in most markets, due to high wind energy production, despite geopolitical tensions in the Middle East....

SEE Average spot prices in week 39 range from 105-108 euros per MWh

The average spot prices of electricity in Southeast Europe in week 39 range from 105 euros per MWh in Greece to 108.1 euros per...

Hungary: Day-ahead price fell to 100 euros/MWh

Spot electricity prices in Hungary fell in the first half of September due to weak demand. Weekday baseload on the HUPX exchange fell from...

Region: Spot electricity prices back near 100 euros per MWh in week 37

In week 37 (September 11 - 17), electricity prices in the Balkan region were back near 100 euros per MWh due to the...

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