SEE power prices rise across South-East Europe despite falling gas costs
Electricity prices across South-East Europe (SEE) moved sharply higher in Week 16, even as gas benchmarks softened, underlining a widening […]
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SEE day-ahead power prices 22/4 fall sharply on strong hydro output and rising imports
Power prices across Southeast Europe moved lower on 22/4 delivery, with most markets posting double-digit declines as stronger hydro generation
SEE power markets transition to daytime export model
South-East Europe is increasingly shifting toward a structural daytime export model, driven by the rapid expansion of solar generation and
Cross-border flows signal emerging structural coupling in SEE markets
Cross-border electricity flows in South-East Europe are increasingly reflecting structural changes in the regional power system, with recent data indicating
Coal generation enters managed decline across SEE region
Coal-fired generation in South-East Europe continues to play a significant role in the power system, but its long-term trajectory is
Gas-fired generation transitions to peaking role in SEE
Gas-fired power plants across South-East Europe are undergoing a structural shift from mid-merit generation toward a predominantly peaking and balancing
Wind generation gains strategic role in SEE market balancing
Wind power is increasingly emerging as a stabilising force in South-East European electricity markets, providing a counterbalance to solar-driven volatility
Solar expansion drives price cannibalisation across SEE markets
The rapid expansion of solar generation across South-East Europe is beginning to materially erode its own economic value, as rising
Battery storage emerges as core trading asset in SEE power markets
Battery energy storage systems are rapidly shifting from optional grid-balancing tools to central profit engines across South-East European (SEE) power
Europe: Oil and gas prices fall on easing geopolitical tensions while EU carbon allowances strengthen
During the third week of April, Brent oil futures (ICE, Front Month) remained below $100/bbl, showing high volatility driven by
Europe: Electricity prices surge on CO₂ costs and weak renewables before expected correction
In the third week of April, electricity prices across most major European markets reached their highest daily levels early in
Europe: Electricity demand rises unevenly before expected reversal in major markets
During the week of April 13, electricity demand increased across most major European markets, reversing the previous week’s downward trend.