Day-ahead delivery prices on Saturday, May 14, 2022, on electricity exchanges in Southeast Europe fell significantly compared to Wednesday, ranging from 166.89 euros per MWh in Croatia and Slovenia to 229.2 euros per MWh in Greece.
The spot price on the Serbian stock exchange SEEPEX on Saturday was reduced by 44 euros compared to the previous day, to 173.63 euros per MWh.
The Bulgarian, Romanian and Hungarian markets crashed on Saturday, with a price of 173.88 euros per MWh. That is 23 euros less than on Friday.
On the Slovenian and Croatian stock exchanges, the spot price on Saturday is 166.89 euros per MWh, which is about 60 euros less than the previous day.
The Greek price was reduced by 23 euros in one day, to 229.2 euros per MWh on Saturday.
According to EPEX SPOT data, day-ahead prices in Central and Western Europe on Saturday range from 128.72 euros per MWh in Poland to 183.59 euros per MWh in France.
