SEE energy trading shift: From commodity arbitrage to infrastructure optionality
South-east Europe’s energy trading market is entering a more complex phase. For years, commercial margins were built around familiar patterns: […]
South-east Europe’s energy trading market is entering a more complex phase. For years, commercial margins were built around familiar patterns: […]
The 26 June 2026 SEE day-ahead power session reflected a market that is softening in absolute price terms but remains
Serbia’s oil sector is approaching a critical turning point as discussions over the future ownership of Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS)
Albania is taking one of the boldest steps in the Western Balkans’ gas market by securing long-term LNG supplies before
In the third week of June, Brent crude oil futures experienced a volatile but overall downward trend, with Front Month
In the third week of June, electricity prices increased across most European power markets, with weekly averages rising compared to
In the third week of June, electricity demand rose across all major European markets, continuing the upward seasonal trend compared
In the week of June 15, solar photovoltaic generation increased across major European power markets, continuing a short-term recovery compared
The 24 June 2026 session was a clear scarcity-pricing day across the northern and central SEE corridor. The headline signal was not
SEE electricity trading is entering a new phase in which value will increasingly come from storage, interconnectors, balancing and congestion
SEE day-ahead power prices rose sharply for delivery on 23 June, with Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia moving close to Central
SEE day-ahead power prices rose sharply for Monday delivery as weekday demand returned, although the regional market remained split between