Bulgaria\’s electricity system: From export anchor to regional shock absorber
Bulgaria’s electricity system occupies a fundamentally different position in South-Eastern Europe from its Western Balkan neighbours. It is larger, more […]
Albania’s lights on: Hydropower, imports and the real cost of security
In Albania, security of electricity supply is not a question of peak demand growth or marginal capacity additions. It is
Albania’s electricity prices, borders and import-driven volatility
Albania’s electricity prices do not behave like those of a typical European market because Albania’s electricity system does not function
Electricity risk and competitiveness in the Western Balkans: What industrial buyers get wrong about power costs
For most industrial companies in the Western Balkans, electricity strategy is still treated as a procurement problem. The objective is
Electricity markets in South-Eastern Europe at an inflection point
South-Eastern Europe’s electricity system has entered a decisive phase in which short-term price formation, cross-border grid physics, and medium-term decarbonisation
North Macedonia’s electricity market: Reform racing ahead of system depth
North Macedonia’s electricity system is not defined by abundance or scarcity in the classical sense. It is defined by thin
Albania\’s electricity system: Binary years, import exposure and fiscal risk
Albania’s electricity system does not evolve along a smooth curve. It oscillates between states. In one state, abundant hydrology delivers
Montenegro’s electricity system: Security built on hydrology, imports and one critical asset
Montenegro’s electricity system is often described as small, renewable-heavy, and relatively simple. In reality, it is one of the most
Rising TurkStream flows reshape gas supply economics for Serbia and Southeast Europe in early 2026
TurkStream deliveries of Russian natural gas to Europe increased by approximately 11 percent year-on-year in January 2026, reinforcing the southern corridor
Industrial electricity buyers in Serbia: How demand, flexibility and corridors now shape power prices
For most of the past two decades, electricity strategy in Serbia was treated as a procurement issue. Industrial buyers focused
The Hungary–Serbia electricity corridor: A strategic playbook for stability, prices and integration
The Hungary–Serbia electricity interface has evolved from a bilateral trading line into a system-critical corridor that increasingly determines price stability,
Serbia: SEEPEX January 2026 trading declines amid slight price increases
A total of 404,970.3 MWh of electricity was traded on the day-ahead market at the Serbian energy exchange SEEPEX in