Hydropower emerges as the core flexibility asset in Southeast European power markets
Hydropower played a decisive role in balancing Southeast Europe’s electricity systems in February 2026, acting as the primary flexibility asset […]
SEE power markets 25/3/26 retreat sharply as wind surge and demand drop reset regional pricing
Power prices across Southeast Europe and Hungary fell steeply on 25 March, with day-ahead markets retreating from earlier-week highs as
Nuclear generation provides price stability and baseload security in select SEE markets
Nuclear power remains a limited but strategically significant component of Southeast Europe’s electricity mix, providing stable baseload generation and contributing
Wind generation drives volatility and cross-border power flows across Southeast Europe
Wind generation emerged as the dominant force shaping Southeast Europe’s electricity markets in February 2026, delivering both the strongest growth
Solar generation in Southeast Europe reshapes intraday power markets in winter transition
Solar generation across Southeast Europe in February 2026 delivered a paradox that increasingly defines the region’s energy transition. Output remained
Europe: Brent, gas and carbon prices surge on supply risks and geopolitical tensions in mid-March
During the third week of March, Brent crude oil futures front-month settlement prices on the ICE market exceeded $100/bbl. On
Europe: Electricity prices decline weekly despite midweek surge, mixed trends across key markets
During the third week of March, electricity prices across most major European markets generally followed an upward trajectory; however, prices
Europe: Electricity demand declines in mid-March amid milder temperatures, with mixed outlook across markets
During the week of March 16, electricity demand declined across most major European markets compared to the previous week. Portugal
Europe: Solar and wind output shows mixed trends across key markets in March
During the week of March 16, solar photovoltaic generation increased across most major European markets compared to the previous week.
SEE power markets 24/3/26 reverse sharply as wind drop and thermal ramp reset prices
Electricity prices across Southeast Europe and Hungary moved decisively lower on 24 March, breaking the elevated levels seen earlier in
SEE power markets daily watch 23/3/26
Today’s 23/3/26, SEE and Hungary power market opens with a broad-based price spike, but the regional pattern is not uniform.
Electricity price divergence in Southeast Europe reflects structural grid constraints across the European power system
Across Southeast Europe, a persistent and politically sensitive anomaly continues to shape industrial competitiveness and investor behaviour: wholesale electricity prices