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Electricity prices in Romania have surged, reaching an average of 2,191 lei/MWh for delivery on November 10, marking one of the highest rates in Europe. The absence of nuclear energy due to the disconnection of Cernavodă's Unit 1 has not impacted the market significantly. Prices across Europe are also elevated, driven by lower renewable energy production and increased demand due to colder weather. Poland currently leads with prices at 460 euro/MWh, while only the Iberian Peninsula and northern Scandinavia see rates below 200 euro.

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