Average prices in all three countries declined by 12% w-o-w, to 57.35 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh) in both Estonia and Latvia and to 57.31 euros in Lithuania, the independent electricity supplier said.
It said the drop in prices was mostly due to a decrease in demand for power as warmer temperatures arrived in the region after the previous week's cold snap.
The Baltic countries' total power consumption contracted by 4% in January 28-February 3 week-on-week to 620 gigawatt-hours (GWh).
