Renewable project lending faces CBAM evidence checks on electricity attributes
Banks financing renewable projects in the Western Balkans are increasingly focused on whether intended customers can use electricity in line
CBAM reshapes Southeast European electricity trading into evidence handling
Southeast European electricity traders are taking on a role beyond buying electricity in one market and selling it into another.
Carbon-adjusted routing reshapes Western Balkan electricity arbitrage into the EU
Western Balkan power trading is splitting between price arbitrage and carbon-adjusted routes as electricity trading into the European Union faces
Industrial exporters as anchor buyers for Serbia renewable project finance
Industrial exporters in Serbia could play a role in financing the country’s next generation of renewable projects. The development is
Serbia suppliers move toward CBAM-ready industrial electricity products
Serbia’s electricity supply market is making space for a more sophisticated industrial product where electricity value depends on demonstrable origin,
CBAM certificate pricing raises pressure on Serbia’s steel and aluminium exports
Serbia’s steel and aluminium exporters are facing a tougher competitive phase in the European Union as weak industrial demand, high
Gas uncertainty raises concerns for Southeast Europe power prices ahead of winter
Southeast European power markets moved into the final part of September with lower electricity demand and sharply reduced gas-fired generation.
LNG inflows increase in Italy and Croatia ahead of winter demand
Italy and Croatia recorded higher LNG inflows during the week to 20 September, while Greece saw receipts weaken. The changes
Croatia sees variable renewables drop 54.3% while net imports rise
Croatia recorded a 54.3% fall in variable renewable generation in the week to 20 September, while its net electricity imports
Wind and solar output decline outpaced Southeast Europe electricity demand
Southeast Europe’s variable renewable generation fell faster than electricity demand in the week to 20 September. Wind and solar generation
Gas-fired power output drops 13.6% across Southeast Europe amid weaker demand
Gas-fired electricity generation across the Southeast European markets covered fell 13.60% in the week to 20 September, compared with a
Greek net exports rose as Bulgaria’s surplus narrowed in the week to 20 September
In the week to 20 September, Greece increased net electricity exports while Bulgaria remained the larger regional exporter despite a