Hungary reprices the evening ramp as SEE power markets rebound
South-east Europe and Hungary opened the new week with a sharp recovery in day-ahead power prices, but the move was
Project finance in SEE renewables: How deals are being banked
Renewable project finance in South East Europe is becoming more active, but also more selective. Lenders are willing to finance
Capital markets for SEE energy: From Hidroelectrica’s IPO to green bonds
South East Europe’s energy transition will not be financed by bank debt alone. The investment requirement is too large, the
Strategic buyers in SEE energy: Why PPC, Masdar, Metlen and regional utilities are consolidating
Strategic buyers are becoming the dominant force in South East European energy M&A. Infrastructure funds remain active, developers still rotate
Renewable asset valuations in SEE: What buyers are paying for
Renewable-energy valuations in South East Europe are becoming more sophisticated. A few years ago, many investors looked mainly at installed
SEE energy M&A: From megawatts to platforms
South East Europe’s energy M&A market is changing. The first phase of the region’s energy transition was mainly a megawatt
SEE daily power market analysis — 15 June 2026
The Monday rebound was broad but uneven. After the Sunday trough, almost all SEE and Central European day-ahead prices moved sharply
SEE electricity markets outlook 2026–2028: Winners, losers and investment signals
South East Europe is becoming one of Europe’s most important electricity-market laboratories. The region combines fast solar growth, legacy coal,
What industrial buyers should do differently in SEE power markets
Industrial electricity buyers in South East Europe face a different market from the one they knew a decade ago. The
Hydro risk in SEE: Why weather still drives the Balkans power market
South East Europe’s electricity market is often discussed through coal, gas and solar. But in parts of the region, the
Coal’s last stronghold? Reliability, carbon risk and transition pressure in the Western Balkans
Coal remains one of the most difficult issues in the Western Balkans electricity sector. It is easy to describe coal
The grid bottleneck problem: Why SEE power prices diverge from Central Europe
South East Europe’s electricity-price problem is often explained through generation: too much coal, not enough renewables, too much gas exposure,