This year’s first NOME electricity auction kept a hectic pace in Greece last week, closing at over $43.88 per megawatt.
Bids came close to the 2,200 mark, and every bidder reportedly purchased the quantity of future electricity they wanted.
The NOME auction ended above October’s auction’s price by $3.75.
During the October auction, 11 companies purchased 460 MWh. The auction last week was for a smaller amount of future electricity at 145 MWh.
Students from UNWE visited the Bulgarian Stock Exchange for an educational event led by CEO Manyu Moravenov. The session provided insights into capital markets operations underlining BSE’s role in Bulgaria’s economy.
Krka has proposed raising its shareholder dividend by over ten percent this year. The final decision will be made at the company’s Annual General Meeting in July.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković led a delegation visiting the LNG Terminal in Omišalj to review new upgrades aimed at boosting capacity. Officials discussed ongoing projects that strengthen Croatia’s role in regional energy security.
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