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On Sunday, Bulgaria recorded the lowest spot price in Europe – 72 euros per MWh

Electricity in Bulgaria on Sunday, February 26, in the interval from 12:00 to 14:00, cost less than 1 euro per MWh. The reasons for...

SEE Region, Drop in spot prices in the seventh week to 149 to 158 euros per MWh

In the period from February 13 to 19 (week seven), the spot prices of electricity in the region ranged on average from 149 euros...

Croatia, Drop in spot price by 45 percent, to 136.9 euros per MWh, record volume on IDM in January

The average spot price of electricity on the day-ahead market of the Croatian stock exchange CROPEX in January 2023 was 136.9 euros per MWh,...

Romania, Spot price almost halved in January – 141 euros per MWh

The Romanian spot price of electricity fell significantly in the first month of 2023, as a result of high hydropower production and a drop...

Greece records the lowest spot price in the last 17 months

In the third week of January, the Greek spot market, for the first time in the last four weeks, was not the most expensive...

SEE Region, Strong wind production and falling gas prices are pushing spot prices down to 80 euros per MWh

Wind energy production in Greece reached 68.9 GWh and had a 52.3 percent share of the country's total electricity production on Tuesday, January 17....

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