Serbia-Hungary electricity price gap narrows to €2.99/MWh as SEEPEX jumps
Serbia’s recent electricity-price discount to Hungary has nearly vanished, with SEEPEX rising to €195.99/MWh and HUPX falling to €198.98/MWh. The
Croatia launches 250 MWh battery pipeline as support contracts total €16.3 million
Croatia has created its first meaningful battery investment pipeline, covering 47 projects totalling more than 100 MW and about 250
Serbia power price rises as wider region retreats from Tuesday’s spike
Serbia’s day-ahead electricity price rose €18.2/MWh to €195.99/MWh for Wednesday delivery, moving against sharp declines across most neighbouring markets and
European electricity prices drop across most markets, Italy rises in September week
Weekly average electricity prices fell across most major European markets during the third week of September, while Italy was the
Electricity demand diverges across Europe as Germany and Portugal rise
Electricity demand moved in different directions across several European markets during the week of September 14. Demand increased in Belgium,
Solar and wind output trends shift across major European power markets
Solar photovoltaic generation fell across all major European electricity markets during the week of September 14 versus the previous week.
Belgrade tenders exploratory geothermal drilling for heating plants
Serbia’s capital Belgrade has launched a tender for exploratory geothermal drilling at the New Belgrade and Miljakovac heating plants operated
Cold snap drives Hungarian and SEE power prices higher as regional markets split
Day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply across Hungary and much of southeastern Europe on Tuesday as colder weather lifted consumption, renewable
CBAM lending prospects for Serbian banks supporting EU-bound manufacturers
The European Union’s expansion of its carbon border regime is creating a new lending opportunity for Serbian banks financing manufacturers
Vinča waste-to-energy plant processes first one million tonnes near Belgrade
The Vinča waste-to-energy facility near Belgrade has completed processing of its first one million tonnes of municipal waste. The milestone
Renewables and battery storage push Southeast Europe power prices toward lower European levels
Renewables and battery storage expansion has pushed wholesale electricity prices in parts of Southeast Europe toward the lower end of
Southeast European power prices 21/9 surge as weekday demand rebounds
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply on September 21 as weekday demand recovered, while Hungary retained a substantial premium