Across the company’s Nordic, Baltic, UK and Western and Central European day-ahead power markets (embracing Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Poland), trading volume reached 1,037.21 TWh.
You can find the country‑by‑country trading figures here.
Significant growth in intraday trading signals the gathering pace of the ‘green transition’ as Europe steps away from fossil fuels towards increased use of renewables – Nord Pool saw 194.25 TWh traded through its intraday offering (181.40 TWh on intraday continuous, 12.85 TWh on intraday auctions), an increase of more than 60% compared with 2024.
Tom Darell, CEO of Nord Pool, a Euronext company, said: “Volume growth across Nord Pool’s markets throughout 2025, coupled with unprecedented interest in our soon-to-be-launched Power Futures market, our unrivalled data offering and our specialism in facilitating serviced markets, provides clear illustration of the strong trust placed in us by our growing customer base. We will continue to deliver on our promise to bring simple, efficient and secure power trading – including in the financial market – to Europe.”
“We have invested significantly in ensuring that the growing share of renewable energy reflected in the trading mix, has reliable access to a trustworthy and efficient market which balances renewable generation and demand. The extraordinary expansion in intraday trading through Nord Pool surely reflects the growing importance of this key market.”
Camille Beudin, Chairman of the Board at Nord Pool, commented: “Nord Pool focuses on deepening liquidity, supporting the integration of renewables and strengthening European energy market cooperation. All the Euronext and Nord Pool teams are fully engaged on the launch of our Power Futures market, bringing value to our customers through the delivery of a competitive and robust offering.”
The average Nordic system price in 2025 was 39.70 EUR/MWh.
About Nord Pool
Nord Pool, the European power market, delivers efficient, simple and secure trading across Europe. The company, which is majority owned by Euronext, offers day‑ahead and intraday trading, clearing and settlement, and additional services to customers regardless of size or location. Today around 400 businesses from 20 countries trade on Nord Pool’s markets.
Nord Pool operates markets in the Nordic and Baltic regions, Germany, Poland, France, the Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Luxembourg and the UK. Nord Pool is a Nominated Electricity Market Operator (NEMO) in 16 European countries, while also servicing power markets in Bulgaria, Croatia, Georgia and Iceland.
In 2025, Nord Pool recorded a total traded volume of 1,231.46 TWh across its markets, reflecting activity in its day‑ahead and intraday power markets.
Nord Pool’s more than three decades of power market experience is built on offering flexibility, transparency, innovation, liquidity, greater choice and participation to its customers.
For more information, please contact:
Irene Zeier
Communications Director
[email protected]
Oslo, 23 January 2026