Electricity prices in some EU countries to hit €600 per MWH on Tuesday

23 Aug 2022 03:53pm
On Monday, the price of electricity was €558.23 in the Netherlands and €564.66 in Austria. - 123RF Photo
On Monday, the price of electricity was €558.23 in the Netherlands and €564.66 in Austria. - 123RF Photo
MOSCOW - The average price of electricity projected for Aug 23 in some European countries rose over €600 (US$597) per megawatt-hour, the Nord Pool power exchange's data showed on Monday, reported Sputnik.

As of 10:46 GMT, the projected Tuesday price was €615.75 per megawatt-hour in Austria, €611.85 in France, €603.55 in the Netherlands, and €603.38 in Belgium.

On Monday, the price of electricity was €558.23 in the Netherlands and €564.66 in Austria. The price was €398.20 per megawatt-hour in France on Sunday.

The average electricity price in Latvia and Lithuania exceeded €800 per megawatt-hour for one day in August and has been decreasing since, with the projected Tuesday price standing at slightly over €540 per megawatt-hour.

Nord Pool noted that the projected prices were wholesale and did not include national taxes and fees.
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