By Harry Floudopoulos
The latest available data on the market shares in the supply of electricity published by the energy exchange show a stabilizing picture. This stabilization, based on the data of the energy exchange, reflects the climate of insecurity that governs consumers due to the energy crisis and the sharp rise in prices.
More analytically, according to the data of the energy exchange, the share of PPC remained almost unchanged, as from 64.59% in February, in March it was 64.39%. The picture is similar for the other suppliers whose shares were as follows:
Protergia: 6.98% from 6.97% in February
Time: 6.52% from 6.48% in February
Elpedison: 6.14% from 5.90%
NRG: 4.47% from 4.36%
Watt and Volt: 2.24% from 2.33%
Attica Natural Gas: 2.08% from 2.12%
Volterra: 2.00% from 2.09%
Zenith: 1.91% from 1.89%
Volton: 1.50% from 1.47%
Regarding the market shares per customer category, they are as follows:
In the high voltage PPC 90.93%, Elpedison 7.98%
In the Medium Voltage PPC 40.48%, Protergia 13.71%, Heron 12.9%, NRG 9.51%, Elpedison 7.57%, Volterra 6.81%
In Low Voltage PPC 65.95%, Protergia 6.44%, Heron 5.97%, Elpedison 5.35%, NRG 3.9%, Watt & Volt 3.1%, Zenith 2.68%, Natural Gas 2 , 11%, Volton 2.07%.
Finally, it is noted that for March the average price of the wholesale market amounted to 272.68 euros / MWh increased by 29% compared to 211.71 euros / MWh in February and by 373% compared to 57.64 euros / MWh of March 2020.
Source: Capital

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