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The exchange price of electricity in Estonia and Finland remained at the same level last week compared to previous, but the eyes of energy exchanges
The average exchange price of electricity last week in the Estonian price area was 385.3 EUR/MWh, being 8.8% lower than the week before. On the other hand in Latvia, Lithuania and Finland, the average exchange price continued to increase. The Estonian-Latvian transmission capacity was limited to 600 MW during the peak hours from Wednesday to Saturday last week, which led to Finnish prices being equal to Estonian prices throughout the week.
The average exchange price of electricity last week in the Estonian price area was 422.61 EUR/MWh, being 19.47% higher than the week before.
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