Europe: Brent, gas and carbon prices surge on supply risks and geopolitical tensions in mid-March
During the third week of March, Brent crude oil futures front-month settlement prices on the ICE market exceeded $100/bbl. On […]
Europe: Electricity prices decline weekly despite midweek surge, mixed trends across key markets
During the third week of March, electricity prices across most major European markets generally followed an upward trajectory; however, prices
Europe: Electricity demand declines in mid-March amid milder temperatures, with mixed outlook across markets
During the week of March 16, electricity demand declined across most major European markets compared to the previous week. Portugal
Europe: Solar and wind output shows mixed trends across key markets in March
During the week of March 16, solar photovoltaic generation increased across most major European markets compared to the previous week.
SEE power markets 24/3/26 reverse sharply as wind drop and thermal ramp reset prices
Electricity prices across Southeast Europe and Hungary moved decisively lower on 24 March, breaking the elevated levels seen earlier in
SEE power markets daily watch 23/3/26
Today’s 23/3/26, SEE and Hungary power market opens with a broad-based price spike, but the regional pattern is not uniform.
Electricity price divergence in Southeast Europe reflects structural grid constraints across the European power system
Across Southeast Europe, a persistent and politically sensitive anomaly continues to shape industrial competitiveness and investor behaviour: wholesale electricity prices
LNG reshapes Southeast Europe’s gas market as Greece and Croatia anchor a new supply architecture
Southeast Europe’s gas market is undergoing a structural reconfiguration that would have been difficult to imagine just five years ago.
Industrial offtake as a credit anchor in Southeast Europe’s energy transition
A decisive shift is taking place in how renewable energy projects across Southeast Europe are financed, and it is being
Carbon pricing rewires Southeast Europe’s power markets and industrial competitiveness
Across Southeast Europe, a deep structural shift is underway in how electricity is produced, traded and consumed. What began as
CBAM begins to reshape trade flows for the EU’s Balkan neighbours
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has moved from theory into economic reality, and for the Western Balkans
BESS, traders and industrial buyers form a new flexibility market in Southeast Europe
Battery energy storage systems are emerging as a critical component of Southeast Europe’s evolving electricity market, linking renewable generation, trading