Electricity on the Bulgarian Independent Energy Exchange (BNEB) is traded at a price of 121.31 euros (excluding VAT) per megawatt-hour in the “Day Ahead” market segment for tomorrow (March 17).
The deals are based on the day of delivery - March 17. The energy exchange closed yesterday at an average price of 100.39 euros per megawatt-hour. This means that electricity for Bulgarian businesses will be more expensive by 20.84 percent tomorrow compared to the price for today.
The average price of peak energy (09:00-20:00) for tomorrow is 120.22 euros per megawatt-hour, while off-peak energy (01:00-08:00; 21:00-24:00) is traded at an average of 122.40 euros per megawatt-hour.
Data from BNEB shows that a total of 97,433.50 megawatt-hours of electricity have been sold.
In the “Within Day” market segment, the weighted average price of BNEB for 60-minute products at the moment is 90.84 euros (excluding VAT) per megawatt-hour.
For 15-minute products, the weighted average daily price at this time is 82.21 euros (excluding VAT) per megawatt-hour.
Comments (8)
Абе, пичове, доста неприятна новина. 20% скок на тока за един ден – наистина яко. Да видим какви ще са последствията за всички ни. Не е шега работа, особено за хората с по-ниски доходи. 👏
А бе, кво става с тоя ток, а? Ше ни
Ебати, 20%?! Какво става с енергийните пазари, бе? Това нормално ли е изобщо? Дано поне има някаква причина и да не е просто
Ебаси, пак ли?! Сериозно, бе! Ясно е, че нещо се случва, ама да скочи тока с 20% за един ден... Не е нормално, братче.
Пич, 20%?! Сериозно ли? Надявам се да