Electricity traded on North Macedonia’s day-ahead market reached 137,172.4 MWh in June 2026, according to data from the electricity market operator MEMO. The total marks a 45% year-on-year increase compared with 94,654 MWh recorded in June 2025. Monthly activity also rose versus the previous month, with trading volumes up by 9.6%.
The average daily traded volume during June was 4,572.4 MWh, reflecting higher participation on the organised electricity market. Market activity figures were reported for the day-ahead segment of trading.
June 2026 prices and regional price conditions
The average market-clearing price in June 2026 stood at €93.74/MWh, which was 4.5% higher than in May. The change was linked to broader regional market conditions affecting Southeast European electricity prices.
Southeast European price levels were described as being supported by fuel costs, renewable generation variability, and cross-border supply dynamics. These factors were cited as part of the environment influencing day-ahead pricing.
Peak pricing and role of North Macedonia’s power exchange
The North Macedonian power exchange recorded a peak price of €60.1/MWh during the month. The day-ahead market development was noted for improving price transparency and providing a more structured platform for electricity trading.
North Macedonia’s electricity exchange was established in May 2023. Since then, it has increased its role in the regional power market by supporting greater liquidity, competition, and integration with neighbouring electricity markets.
