www.economica.net/pretul-energiei-a-depasit-si-pra

Electricity prices for delivery on November 9 have risen above 2,000 lei/MWh, reaching an average of 2,073 lei/MWh in Bucharest. This translates to approximately 388 euros/MWh, marking one of the highest rates in Europe. Following a weekend dip due to lower consumption, prices are increasing again across the continent, with neighboring countries like Serbia, Bulgaria, and Hungary also experiencing high rates. Western European markets are seeing prices around 300 euros, while only the Iberian Peninsula and northern Scandinavia report rates below 200 euros.