Grid constraints split SEE 17/9 power markets as Serbian price plunges and Hungary rises
Southeast European day-ahead electricity markets sharply diverged on Thursday, September 17, as stronger solar output pushed prices lower across the
Southeast European day-ahead electricity markets sharply diverged on Thursday, September 17, as stronger solar output pushed prices lower across the
Hydropower generation moved in sharply different directions across Southeast Europe in the week to September 13. Regional hydropower output declined
European gas prices rose in the week to September 13, lifting the cost of dispatchable electricity generation across Southeast Europe.
Lower wind and solar generation tightened electricity markets in Southeast Europe in the week to September 13, contributing to higher
Cross-border electricity trading in Southeast Europe fell sharply in the week to September 13, reducing the region’s ability to balance
Wholesale electricity prices increased across most Southeast European markets in the week to September 13, even as regional electricity consumption
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply on Wednesday, September 16, as stronger solar generation and lower regional demand eased
Electricity trading between the Western Balkans and neighbouring European Union markets remained sharply below last year’s level during the first
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply on Tuesday as stronger solar generation eased daytime supply, although weaker wind output,
Hungarian day-ahead electricity prices surged for delivery on Monday as weekday demand recovered and wind generation fell, creating a high-price
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices strengthened on Friday as weaker wind generation, firm gas prices and lower imports tightened the
Day-ahead electricity prices surged across much of Central and Southeast Europe for Thursday delivery as regional import requirements increased and