SEE power markets split as Serbian prices surge amid rising demand and import flows
Power prices across South East Europe moved in divergent directions on Tuesday, with Serbia posting the strongest day-on-day gain while most neighbouring […]
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Carbon pricing, CBAM and power trading redefine risk and hedging strategies in South-East Europe
The electricity markets of South-East Europe are entering a structurally different phase, where carbon pricing, cross-border regulation, and transmission constraints are no
EU ETS and CO₂ pricing: The hidden anchor behind power prices in SEE and HUPX
While CBAM has drawn attention as a new cross-border mechanism, the underlying reality is that EU ETS (Emissions Trading System) CO₂
CBAM reshapes electricity pricing and trade flows across South-East Europe in 2026
The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has begun to reshape electricity markets across South-East Europe (SEE), but
CBAM reshapes power flows across South-East Europe without fundamentally resetting prices
The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) into European electricity markets in 2026 has triggered a measurable but
Grid constraints and storage economics redefine renewable energy investment across South-East Europe
The rapid expansion of renewable energy capacity across South-East Europe is colliding with a structural reality that policymakers, developers and
EU reframes power purchase agreements as cornerstone of South-East Europe’s energy investment cycle
The European Commission’s latest recommendation on removing barriers to power purchase agreements (PPAs), adopted on 22 April 2026, marks a decisive
PPAs, offtake structures and capital flows redefine wind investment in South-East Europe
The financing architecture of wind projects in South-East Europe is undergoing a structural transformation. What began as a subsidy-driven build-out
SEE power markets 24/4 diverge as Hungary premium widens amid renewable surge and regional congestion
The 24 April trading session across SEE developed into a textbook example of structural fragmentation inside a physically connected market:
Hydropower in South-East Europe: From seasonal anchor to structural variable in Q1 2026
The first quarter of 2026 confirms that hydropower in South-East Europe is no longer the stable, predictable balancing layer it once was.
Gas market correction in Europe offers temporary relief but leaves South-East Europe exposed to later supply stress
European gas prices moved lower in Week 16, but the decline did not signal a return to durable comfort. Instead,
Thermal generation rebalances across SEE as gas recovers flexibility role and coal retains strategic weight
Thermal generation across South-East Europe remained broadly stable in aggregate during Week 16, but the internal composition of that output