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SEE Region, Spot electricity prices 95 – 129 euros per MWh in the 12th week

In the 12th week of 2023 (March 20 - 26), the trend of falling electricity spot prices continued in almost all European markets, except...

SEE Region, Noticeable drop in spot prices, to 98 – 133 euros per MWh in the 11th week

The average weekly spot prices of electricity fell in all markets in Southeast Europe in the 11th week of 2023 (March 13 - 19),...

SEE Region, Drop in spot prices by 17% in the 10th week, to 111 – 134 euros per MWh

Electricity prices in the 10th week of 2023 (March 6 - 12) were reduced in all European markets compared to the previous week, under...

SEE Region, Drop in spot prices on Thursday to 109 to 117 euros per MWh

Spot electricity prices in Southeast Europe and Hungary for delivery on Thursday, March 16, were reduced by 9 to 18 percent compared to the...

SEE Region, Drop in spot prices to 83 to 108 euros per MWh on Monday

The average daily spot prices of electricity in the region of Southeast Europe and Hungary were significantly reduced on Monday in most countries, except...

SEE Region, Drop in spot prices to 103 euros per MWh on Thursday

Spot prices in Southeast Europe and Hungary have been on a downward trajectory since Monday. The lowest spot price in the region, on Thursday...

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