Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices opened the week sharply higher, with the return of weekday consumption colliding with weaker wind
The Southeast European electricity market entered Friday with a clear divide between the tightly interconnected Hungary–Romania–Slovenia–Croatia market zone and the
Southeast European electricity markets entered Thursday with a stronger renewable generation outlook and lower regional import dependence, but the improvement
Southeast Europe’s day-ahead electricity market tightened significantly on Wednesday as rising cooling demand collided with reduced nuclear availability in Hungary
Southeast European day-ahead electricity markets posted strong gains for Tuesday delivery, but the higher regional average masked an increasingly pronounced
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market entered Monday, 27 July 2026, with a pronounced return-of-week demand effect, sharply higher Serbian
Southeast Europe’s day-ahead electricity market split into three distinct pricing zones for Friday delivery. Hungary, Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and
Southeast Europe’s day-ahead power market split sharply on July 23, 2026, with Hungary and the northern interconnected markets moving higher
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices corrected sharply on Wednesday as cooler weather and a substantial increase in forecast renewable generation
Brent crude oil futures for the front month on the ICE market rose sharply during the third week of July,
Weekly average electricity prices increased across all major European markets during the third week of July compared with the previous
Electricity demand declined across most major European markets during the third week of July compared with the previous week, with
