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On October 28, 2026, Romania recorded the highest average daily electricity price in Europe at 31.09 euro cents/kWh. This price surpassed those in Bulgaria and Hungary, highlighting significant market pressures. The average prices in neighboring countries were lower, with Bulgaria at 30.51 euro cents/kWh and Hungary at 30.33 euro cents/kWh. Other European markets, such as Austria and Germany, showed even lower prices. The fluctuations in Romania's prices throughout the day ranged from 21.25 to 43.46 euro/MWh, reflecting changes in demand and supply. High wholesale prices can impact costs for suppliers and consumers, but the final bills depend on various factors, including contracts and additional charges.