While household market opening in Latvia is still under question and most likely it will not take place on April 1st this year, we believe it is worth looking at a larger picture to see what future will bring to all end consumers located in Latvia.
Average Nord Pool Spot (NPS) system price in December was 32,66 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 36,84 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 37,48 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
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Average Nord Pool Spot (NPS) system price in November was 36,70 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 42,32 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 47,32 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
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Average Nord Pool Spot (NPS) system price in October was 38,34 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 46,77 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 64,22 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
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Average Nord Pool Spot (NPS) system price in September was 38,42 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 47,38 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 61,99 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
If you are interested in more information about electricity prices or in reaching maximum results in 100% liberalized electricity market, please contact us, and RCG experts will help you!
Average Nord Pool Spot (NPS) system price in August was 35,40 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 43,66 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 51,31 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
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Average Nord Pool Spot system price in July was 33,81 EUR/MWh while in the Baltic countries prices fluctuated between 40,20 EUR/MWh in Estonia and 49,16 EUR/MWh in Latvia and Lithuania. Prices in Latvia and Lithuania had been equal for all hours since the opening of Latvia’s price area on June 3rd.
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Average Nord Pool Spot system price in June was 33,46 EUR/MWh, while in the Baltics it fluctuated from 53,36 EUR/MWh in Estonia to 55,84 EUR/MWh in Latvia given the opening of price area on June 3rd. Average price in Lithuania was 54,82 EUR/MWh thanks to relatively cheaper price on June 1st (Saturday).
“We rely on Resource Control Group since 2011 and believe they are highly-qualified long-term outsourcing partner in electricity procurement and energy efficiency solution management. Thanks to extensive industry insight of RCG professionals, we have successfully completed several projects. As a result, we have decreased electricity costs, thus increasing net profit and international competitiveness of Jelgavas tipografija Ltd.”
Rodijs Trankalis, Member of the Board of Jelgavas tipografija Ltd, Top5 “Export competitive company” among SMEs by the Investment and Development Agency of Latvia.
EU lawmakers decided to support the future of Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS), known as the backloading plan, on July 3rd vote by a slim margin (see below).
