Curtailment risk becomes the central constraint on renewable returns
As renewable capacity accelerates across Southeast Europe, a less visible but increasingly decisive factor is emerging at the centre of […]
Dispatchable renewables replace pure capacity growth in Southeast Europe
The renewable energy sector across Southeast Europe is undergoing a decisive structural shift. What began as a capacity-driven expansion cycle—measured
SEE power prices 26/3/26 diverge as supply tightness lifts core markets while Balkans lag
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe and Hungary moved sharply higher on 26/3/26, with a pronounced split emerging between tightly
February electricity trading market trends, price compression masks structural volatility
Electricity trading across Southeast Europe in February 2026 moved into a distinctly different phase—one where price formation, cross-border flows, and trading
Oil markets reprice risk as geopolitics reassert control over global trade flows
Oil markets in early 2026 have re-entered a phase where geopolitical developments once again dominate price formation, reversing a period
Gas market volatility rewrites trading strategies across Europe and Southeast Europe
The European gas market entered February 2026 in what appeared to be a narrow band of stability, but beneath that
Coal generation retains system dominance in Southeast Europe despite price compression
Coal-fired generation continued to anchor Southeast Europe’s electricity systems in February 2026, even as prices declined sharply and renewable output
Hydropower emerges as the core flexibility asset in Southeast European power markets
Hydropower played a decisive role in balancing Southeast Europe’s electricity systems in February 2026, acting as the primary flexibility asset
SEE power markets 25/3/26 retreat sharply as wind surge and demand drop reset regional pricing
Power prices across Southeast Europe and Hungary fell steeply on 25 March, with day-ahead markets retreating from earlier-week highs as
Nuclear generation provides price stability and baseload security in select SEE markets
Nuclear power remains a limited but strategically significant component of Southeast Europe’s electricity mix, providing stable baseload generation and contributing
Wind generation drives volatility and cross-border power flows across Southeast Europe
Wind generation emerged as the dominant force shaping Southeast Europe’s electricity markets in February 2026, delivering both the strongest growth
Solar generation in Southeast Europe reshapes intraday power markets in winter transition
Solar generation across Southeast Europe in February 2026 delivered a paradox that increasingly defines the region’s energy transition. Output remained