Italy leads Southeast Europe with €215.82/MWh day-ahead price
Italian day-ahead power averaged €215.82/MWh in the week to 20 September, rising 2.51% week-on-week. Italy stayed the highest-priced power market
Italian day-ahead power averaged €215.82/MWh in the week to 20 September, rising 2.51% week-on-week. Italy stayed the highest-priced power market
Romania’s net electricity imports increased by 82.08% to 135.72 GWh in the week to 20 September. The rise coincided with
Serbia moved from a net electricity export position to net imports in the week to 20 September. The country recorded
In the week to 20 September, wholesale electricity prices rose in Italy and Hungary while demand weakened across Southeast Europe
EU imports from Serbia in 2025 included about $640.7 million of iron and steel under HS Chapter 72 and another
European Union imports of aluminium and aluminium articles from Serbia reached around $505.7 million in 2025, or roughly €450 million.
Day-ahead electricity prices across eastern Southeast Europe eased back toward €160/MWh for Sept. 26 delivery. Despite the lower averages, intraday
Romania’s energy regulator ANRE has approved authorisations covering 593.5 MW of new capacity at its Sept. 22 meeting. The package
Montenegro is increasing the effective carbon cost carried by state power utility EPCG to €75 per tonne of CO₂. The
Electricity trading on Albania’s ALPEX day-ahead market increased in August, reaching 244.5 GWh. Volumes were up 8% from July and
On Sept. 25, Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices stayed elevated as wind generation fell sharply and regional balances tightened, increasing
Delivery on Sept. 24 saw Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices diverge, with Hungary and Romania recording the largest increases as