Electricity prices in North Macedonia tomorrow, hour by hour

The day-ahead auction for 6 November 2026 has cleared. The average price will be €307.62 per MWh, with the cheapest interval at €240.05 around 12:00 and the most expensive at €374.86 around 18:00.

Price for each interval, 6 November 2026

010020030040000:00 — €299.99/MWh01:00 — €286.74/MWh02:00 — €282.00/MWh03:00 — €272.00/MWh04:00 — €272.05/MWh05:00 — €305.51/MWh06:00 — €335.00/MWh07:00 — €325.00/MWh08:00 — €301.00/MWh09:00 — €291.00/MWh10:00 — €260.00/MWh11:00 — €245.01/MWh12:00 — €240.05/MWh13:00 — €267.88/MWh14:00 — €300.00/MWh15:00 — €362.00/MWh16:00 — €369.07/MWh17:00 — €373.09/MWh18:00 — €374.86/MWh19:00 — €365.00/MWh20:00 — €345.00/MWh21:00 — €327.82/MWh22:00 — €300.77/MWh23:00 — €281.99/MWhHigh €374.86 · 18:00Low €240.05 · 12:0000:0006:0012:0018:00

24 of 24 intervals at 60-minute resolution. These are wholesale prices, not a household tariff.

Cheapest electricity hours tomorrow

The three cheapest intervals tomorrow average €248.35/MWh, €59.26 below the day's average of €307.62. The lowest is €240.05/MWh at 12:00.

  • 12:00 – 13:00€240.05/MWh
  • 11:00 – 12:00€245.01/MWh
  • 10:00 – 11:00€260.00/MWh

When is electricity most expensive tomorrow?

The three most expensive average €372.34/MWh, €64.72 above the day's average. The highest is €374.86/MWh at 18:00. Between those two blocks is what a day of shifting consumption is worth.

  • 18:00 – 19:00€374.86/MWh
  • 17:00 – 18:00€373.09/MWh
  • 16:00 – 17:00€369.07/MWh

About this market

North Macedonia imports a large share of its electricity and relies on the ageing Bitola lignite plant for most of what it generates itself. Its prices have been published since May 2023, average €105/MWh, and have never gone below zero — the market is short, not long.

Method and source

  • Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform.
  • Market: day-ahead auction. Zone: MK. Timezone: Europe/Skopje.
  • The daily average is the arithmetic mean of every published interval of the local day, not weighted by volume.
  • This is a wholesale price. Network charges, levies, taxes and supplier margin are not included, and a household tariff is typically several times higher.