A new high record for the price of electricity was set in the morning market of the Stock Exchange, while corresponding prices are set in most European markets.
Specifically, the stock exchange price of electricity in Greece is set for tomorrow at 616.38 euros per megawatt hour, while the maximum is 794.95 euros.
Demand is mainly covered (46.2%) by natural gas plants, followed by lignite (22.7%), renewable sources (15.4%), hydropower (5.6%) and imports (3.9% ). The load due to low temperatures is expected to be reduced (323 gigawatt hours compared to 351 today).
Over 600 euros per megawatt hour will be established tomorrow in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland, where the maximum price is recorded ( 624 euros per megawatt hour).
The price of natural gas today on the Dutch Stock Exchange jumped 18% compared to yesterday and is above 290 euros per megawatt hour.
Source: Capital
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