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Romania day-ahead power price, February 2026
The average day-ahead power price in the Romania bidding zone (RO) in February 2026 was 99.75 EUR/MWh, down 33.7 % from January 2026 (150.51 EUR/MWh).
99.75 EUR/MWh · February 2026 · ENTSO-E Transparency Platform day-ahead prices (Nord Pool public data for the Nordic and Baltic zones), processed by Vantage Energies.
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Average day-ahead price, Romania, February 2026
99.75 EUR/MWh
Key facts
- Bidding zone
- Romania (RO)
- Period
- 2026-02-01 to 2026-02-28
- Average price
- 99.75 EUR/MWh
- Minimum quarter-hour price
- -0.04 EUR/MWh
- Maximum quarter-hour price
- 392.60 EUR/MWh
- Minimum hourly index price
- -0.01 EUR/MWh
- Maximum hourly index price
- 282.83 EUR/MWh
- Prices observed
- 2’688 quarter-hour prices (672 hours)
What was the average Romania day-ahead power price in February 2026?
The average day-ahead power price in the Romania bidding zone (RO) in February 2026 was 99.75 EUR/MWh, down 33.7 % from January 2026 (150.51 EUR/MWh). 99.75 EUR/MWh · February 2026 · ENTSO-E Transparency Platform day-ahead prices (Nord Pool public data for the Nordic and Baltic zones), processed by Vantage Energies.
How does February 2026 compare with January 2026?
In Romania, February 2026 was down 33.7 % from January 2026 (150.51 EUR/MWh). Both figures are computed the same way on the same source, so the comparison is like for like.
How does Romania compare with other zones in February 2026?
Romania ranked 8th lowest of 25 published zones for the average day-ahead power price in February 2026. The lowest value was Portugal at 10.64 EUR/MWh; the highest was Lithuania at 155.43 EUR/MWh.
| Zone | Day-ahead price average |
|---|---|
| Portugal | 10.64 EUR/MWh |
| Spain | 16.41 EUR/MWh |
| France | 46.02 EUR/MWh |
| Belgium | 85.13 EUR/MWh |
| Netherlands | 92.95 EUR/MWh |
| Denmark West | 96.11 EUR/MWh |
| Germany | 96.58 EUR/MWh |
| Romania | 99.75 EUR/MWh |
| Norway NO2 | 100.65 EUR/MWh |
| Czechia | 107.40 EUR/MWh |
| Italy Sicily | 107.79 EUR/MWh |
| Italy Calabria | 108.51 EUR/MWh |
| Italy South | 109.15 EUR/MWh |
| Austria | 109.19 EUR/MWh |
| Italy Sardinia | 112.62 EUR/MWh |
| Hungary | 113.29 EUR/MWh |
| Italy Centre-South | 113.37 EUR/MWh |
| Switzerland | 114.07 EUR/MWh |
| Italy Centre-North | 115.64 EUR/MWh |
| Poland | 115.73 EUR/MWh |
| Italy North | 115.89 EUR/MWh |
| Finland | 137.16 EUR/MWh |
| Estonia | 154.60 EUR/MWh |
| Latvia | 155.39 EUR/MWh |
| Lithuania | 155.43 EUR/MWh |
How is this statistic computed?
The Romania bidding zone (RO) clears its day-ahead auction in 15-minute steps. Vantage Energies takes every quarter-hour price published on the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform (Nord Pool public data for the Nordic and Baltic zones), assigns it to its CET/CEST wall-clock day, averages each clock hour's quarter-hour prices into an hourly price, and averages those hourly prices from 2026-02-01 to 2026-02-28. The quarter-hour minimum and maximum are the lowest and highest single quarter-hour prices in that window. The same aggregation serves the Vantage Insights charts and the Vantage API. The hourly index minimum and maximum are its lowest and highest prices in that window. The hourly index is the zone's published hourly price, or the mean of the hour's four quarter-hour prices for an hour without one. The negative-hours statistic and the Vantage API quote their minimum on the same index.
How should this figure be cited?
Cite it as "Vantage Energies, Romania day-ahead power price, February 2026, https://vantage-energies.com/stats/ro-da-average-2026-02". The permalink is permanent: it always covers February 2026, and this page states how its figure is computed.
Vantage Energies, Romania day-ahead power price, February 2026, https://vantage-energies.com/stats/ro-da-average-2026-02