The 7 July 2026 SEE-Hungary day-ahead market reflected a power system increasingly shaped by regional price differences, local balancing constraints, […]
The 6 July 2026 day-ahead session delivered a clear post-weekend reset across Southeast Europe, as markets transitioned from a low-price
The regional day-ahead market corrected sharply after the previous heat-driven price spike. HUPX fell to €100.96/MWh, down €36/MWh day on day, while SEEPEX
A total of 569,139.1 MWh of electricity was traded on the SEEPEX day-ahead market in June 2026, representing a 0.5%
Hungary’s electricity system came under significant pressure this week as an intense heatwave drove power consumption to its highest summer
The 2 July SEE power market session delivered a sharp correction after the previous day’s heatwave-driven price spike, but the
Week 25 offered an early map of the risks that could shape SEE electricity markets through the summer of 2026. The
Serbia’s Week 25 electricity data points to a market that is better balanced domestically but more exposed regionally. SEEPEX averaged €85.73/MWh,
SEE power markets entered Week 25 with a clear bullish bias in most Central and Western Balkan markets, despite a softer gas
Türkiye remained structurally detached from the SEE electricity price stack in Week 25. Its weekly average dropped by 27.1% to only €16.66/MWh, far below
Thermal generation regained short-term system value in SEE during Week 25. Regional thermal output rose 19.4% to 5.31 TWh, with gas-fired generation surging 32.3% and lignite
CBAM is turning electricity procurement into an auditable industrial input. Week 25’s market data adds a commercial layer to that
