In terms of the megawatt price and on a regional basis, the average rate in Hungary was 306 euros per MW on Tuesday; Romania and Bulgaria 268 euros and 202.22 euros for Greece
The electricity provider Protergia has already announced a reduction in its green tariff to 14.9 cents.
Cheaper electricity in Greece will be available from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and on weekends, possibly starting in 2025, when Greece changes its Time-of-Use pricing policy.