Europe’s solar surges while wind generation shows sharp regional divergence in early May
In the week of May 4, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation increased across most of Western Europe, with particularly strong gains […]
North Macedonia: Electricity trading volume rises year on year while prices decline in April 2026
In April 2026, the total volume of electricity traded on North Macedonia’s day-ahead power exchange reached 117,727.5 MWh, marking a
SEE power markets slide 12/5 as wind output recovers while Serbia accelerates shift toward dynamic electricity pricing
SEE power markets opened Tuesday with broad-based price corrections as renewable generation recovered sharply, imports into the region increased, and
South-East Europe’s renewable boom is becoming a grid financing story
South-East Europe’s renewable investment cycle is moving into a new phase. The first phase was defined by generation: wind farms
Why European utilities are quietly expanding their trading books in SEE markets
South-East Europe’s electricity markets are becoming too important for Europe’s major utilities and commodity traders to ignore. For years, the
Merchant BESS versus regulated storage: The financing battle defining SEE markets
South-East Europe’s battery storage market is expanding rapidly, but investors remain divided over one critical question: should storage projects in
Romania, Greece and Serbia compete to become SEE’s flexibility hub
South-East Europe’s electricity market is no longer shaped only by who can generate the most power. By 2026, the region’s strategic
The future of electricity trading in the Balkans depends on transmission, not generation
For most of the past three decades, electricity strategy in South-East Europe revolved around generation capacity. Governments focused on building
Can SEE build a regional balancing market before renewable volatility explodes?
South-East Europe is moving rapidly toward a renewable-heavy electricity system, but its market architecture is still catching up. Wind and
The Gulf capital push into South-East Europe’s renewable trading infrastructure
South-East Europe’s renewable transition is increasingly attracting a different category of investor. During the first phase of renewable development across
Romania: OPCOM April 2026 electricity market shows lower prices and declining intraday volumes
In April 2026, the average electricity price on Romania’s day-ahead market operated by OPCOM reached €95.55/MWh, reflecting an increase of
Croatia: CROPEX sees higher market activity in April 2026 as electricity prices decline across all segments
In April 2026, a total of 1,179,096.4 MWh of electricity was traded on the Croatian power exchange CROPEX, marking an