Lithuanian power prices drop 7% in a single week

Lithuanian day-ahead prices dropped 7% over the space of one week, per Infoerdve.lt reporting on Nord Pool data. The item does not specify the absolute price level or the exact week covered, so the magnitude is confirmed but the base cannot be independently contextualised from available data.

The move stands out in the Baltic context, where price spreads between the Lithuanian, Latvian, and Estonian zones can widen sharply on congestion or wind shifts. No comparable weekly decline was reported for neighbouring zones in the same source.

Separately, EEX published a note on EU ETS2 futures on 27 July 2026. No settlement prices or volume figures were included in the available headline, so no further detail can be reported at this time.