Summer power market volatility increases electricity risk for CBAM-exposed industries
Week 26 electricity market data delivered a clear message for CBAM-exposed industrial companies across Southeast Europe: electricity procurement is becoming […]
LNG imports become a key indicator for Southeast Europe’s power markets
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports are becoming an increasingly important indicator for Southeast European electricity markets, extending their influence well
Low gas storage continues to support risk premium in SEE electricity markets
European gas storage levels remained one of the key underlying risks for Southeast European electricity markets during Week 26, despite
Domestic thermal generation reduces cross-border electricity trade despite rising demand
Cross-border electricity trading across Southeast Europe weakened during Week 26 despite a sharp increase in regional power demand, highlighting the
SEE daily power market brief — 10 July 2026
South-East European day-ahead prices remained elevated on Friday, but the market split sharply between the higher-priced Central European and Italian
Italy’s gas-fired generation surge highlights the cost of summer power demand
Italy remained one of the most expensive electricity markets in Southeast Europe during Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), with the
Wind generation rises across SEE, but relief misses the tightest markets
Variable renewable energy (VRE) generation increased across Southeast Europe during Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), but the regional improvement masked
Hydro decline removes a key source of flexibility from Balkan power markets
Hydropower, one of Southeast Europe’s most valuable sources of flexibility during periods of high electricity demand, lost some of its
Gas prices ease, but SEE power markets remain under summer pressure
The final week of June highlighted one of the most important dynamics shaping Southeast Europe’s electricity markets this summer: wholesale
Thermal power regains price-setting dominance across SEE markets
Thermal generation reaffirmed its role as the primary price-setting force across Southeast Europe’s electricity markets during Week 26 (22–28 June
Hungary and Romania set the price ceiling in SEE as cooling demand tightens power markets
Hungary and Romania emerged as the highest-priced electricity markets in Southeast Europe during Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), with both
SEE electricity markets tighten as heatwave drives demand and wholesale prices higher
Southeast Europe entered a noticeably tighter summer electricity market during the final week of June, as heat-driven demand combined with