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The price will never return to the one from this summer

Geopolitical turmoil between the West and Russia, as well as low temperatures, have once again stirred up the world, and especially the European, energy market. Electricity is also increasingly in demand, and compared to the summer, it is four times more expensive, the director of the Serbian electricity exchange SEPEKS, Miloš Mladenović, told RTS. The price of electricity at SEPEKS is around 240 euros per megawatt hour, similar to the surrounding stock exchanges, said Miloš Mladenović as a guest in…

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