Electricity market power in South-Eastern Europe is no longer defined primarily by who owns generation assets. It is increasingly defined […]
Hydropower has long been the invisible stabiliser of South-Eastern Europe’s electricity systems. It rarely dominates political debate, yet it underpins
For decades, electricity systems in South-Eastern Europe were organised around the concept of baseload. Large lignite units, supplemented by hydropower
If South-Eastern Europe’s electricity market has a single structural feature that repeatedly converts manageable system stress into extreme price volatility,
South-Eastern Europe’s electricity debate still carries a legacy obsession with capacity. How many megawatts a country “has” is treated as
The final weeks of December 2025 and the opening month of January 2026 marked a clear inflection point for electricity trading across South-East Europe.
Southeast Europe’s energy infrastructure is at an inflection point. As the geopolitical landscape shifts and global hydrocarbon markets adjust to
As the European Union moves into the full enforcement phase of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism in 2026, the policy
Serbia and the wider South-East Europe electricity system are at the intersection of accelerating regional electricity market integration and the
In the fourth week of January, solar photovoltaic energy production rose in both the German and French markets compared to
South-East Europe’s electricity markets do not exist in isolation. By 2025, they were tightly interwoven with Central and Western Europe
By the end of 2025, South-East Europe could point to an undeniable achievement. Intraday electricity trading volumes across the region
