Albania: ALPEX reports strong annual growth in trading value despite monthly volume decline in March 2026
The Albanian electricity exchange ALPEX reported that total electricity traded on its day-ahead market reached 165.32 GWh in March 2026, […]
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Daily SEE power trading analysis — 30 April 2026
The regional day-ahead market moved sharply lower on 30 April, with most SEE and Central European hubs correcting after the previous
Reconfiguration of Southeast European electricity trade corridors under CBAM pressure
The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has not only altered price signals and competitiveness across Southeast Europe’s electricity
Structural competitive divergence between low-carbon and coal-based power systems under CBAM
The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism has done more than alter trading behaviour or reshape price spreads across
Hydro dominance and temporary market distortion in Southeast Europe power markets in Q1 2026
The first quarter of 2026 delivered one of the most hydrologically favourable periods in Southeast Europe in recent years, and
Carbon cost pass-through and electricity price formation under CBAM
The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism at the start of 2026 has not only altered cross-border trade flows
Arbitrage collapse and the end of traditional cross-border power trading models in Southeast Europe
For much of the past decade, Southeast Europe’s electricity markets have been shaped by a relatively simple commercial logic. Differences
SEE power and gas markets slide on renewables surge, gas tightness caps downside in CW17
South-East European power markets moved sharply lower in Week 17 (20–26 April), tracking a broader European correction driven by strong
SEE daily trading analysis — 29 April 2026
The SEE market opened with a clear bullish reset, driven by colder weather, higher regional demand, weaker RES output and
European electricity prices fall across most markets as renewable output and demand dynamics drive weekly divergence
During the fourth week of April, prices declined across most major European electricity markets. As a result, weekly average prices
Europe: Electricity demand falls across major markets as temperatures rise and holidays weigh on consumption
During the week of April 20, electricity demand declined across most major European markets compared to the previous week. The
European renewable output swings as solar records rise and wind patterns diverge across key markets
During the week of April 20, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation increased across much of Europe, with notable differences between markets.