Southeast Europe power prices rebound as weekday demand returns, while evening volatility widens
Southeast European day-ahead power prices rose sharply for delivery on Monday, 24 August, as electricity demand returned to normal weekday
Southeast European day-ahead power prices rose sharply for delivery on Monday, 24 August, as electricity demand returned to normal weekday
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply for delivery on Friday, 21 August, with Serbia recording the strongest increase in
Croatia’s electricity system remained heavily dependent on cross-border supply in June even as renewables provided a substantial share of domestic
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices moved sharply lower for 20 August 2026, although the correction was uneven across the region.
Southeastern Europe’s day-ahead electricity market moved higher for 19 August, but the regional increase masked two distinct trading patterns. Hungary,
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices moved sharply lower across most interconnected markets for Tuesday delivery, reversing part of Monday’s rally
Southeast European day-ahead power prices surged for Monday delivery, with Hungary and the northern Balkans approaching EUR 180/MWh as electricity
Southeast European day-ahead power prices declined across most markets during week 33, as stronger solar generation and weaker weekend demand
Hungarian, Romanian and Central Southeast European day-ahead prices declined sharply for 14 August delivery as stronger solar generation outweighed largely
Electricity prices across much of Southeast Europe rose sharply on 13 August 2026, as stronger regional demand and pronounced evening
North Macedonia’s day-ahead electricity exchange recorded 150,360.8 MWh of traded volume in July 2026, marking an increase from both the
Most Southeast European power markets declined on 12 August as sharply higher wind and solar forecasts improved the regional supply