The price of electricity on Romania's energy exchange this Tuesday was the lowest of the markets Romania is interconnected with, standing even 25 percent lower at peak consumption hours, shows data posted on the website of market operator OPCOM.
The day-ahead electricity price in Romania averaged at 40.95 euro per MWh for the entire day.
For a comparison, in Hungary the price was 55.84 euro per MWh, in Slovakia - 55.57 euro per MWh, and in the Czech Republic it was 55.57 euro per MWh.
The difference was even higher during peak consumption hours (9:00 - 20:00 hrs). For instance, whereas in Romania the price at 19:00 hrs is 49.18 euro per MWh, in Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovakia the price is 63.01 euro per MWh.
Romania's electricity price 25 pct below regional average
Explorează subiectul
Articole Similare

7
Bird-watching tour to observe migratory birds arriving from Greenland, Scandinavian Peninsula or Siberia
7

12
Real estate sector in Romania will enter area of adjustment and repositioning in 2026 (consultants)
12

7
EconMin Darau: Romania needs one or more technopoles over several decades
7

13
Minister Toiu: We want to clarify complementarity of Board of Peace with UN; analysis has political component
13

12
RoPower Nuclear, Romania's member of American Nuclear Society
12

39
George Simion, Statement on International Holocaust Remembrance Day – January 27, 2026/ Never again! We remember. We confront hatred. And we renew a promise that must never be allowed to fade
39

7
For first time, wind and solar production overtake fossil fuels in 14 EU countries (report)
7

9
Romania's joining Eurozone has moved away due to fiscal policies (specialist)
9

11
EC President Ursula von der Leyen: Historic EU-India agreement shows a different way is possible
11

13
More than a third of Romanians says EU membership limits sovereignty but benefits living standards (poll)
13

14
European real estate investment platform to develop large-scale energy storage projects in Romania
14

11
PM Bolojan: If EU does not expand its markets, it is difficult to assume that Romania will be more competitive
11

14
PM Bolojan: It would take at least one year to enforce progressive taxation
14

















Comentează