Trading note 20/7 | SEE power reprices above €120/MWh as Serbia leads and Italy pulls regional exports
The South-East European electricity market opened the week with a broad and unusually sharp repricing. Day-ahead baseload prices increased by […]
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Summer power market volatility increases electricity risk for CBAM-exposed industries
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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
SEE power market review: Prices hold near €120/MWh despite softer demand
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LNG flows strengthen, yet electricity market tightness persists across SEE
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Hungary, Romania and Croatia lead SEE’s shift toward Central European price dynamics
Hungary, Romania and Croatia emerged as the tightening cluster of the Southeast European electricity market in Week 25, recording some
Serbia exports more power but still pays more: Week 25 highlights growing regional market integration
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Türkiye’s low-cost electricity market remains detached from European price formation
Türkiye’s electricity market remained significantly detached from broader European price formation in Week 24, with an average wholesale price of
Croatia offsets weak wind generation with stronger hydropower support in SEE power market
Croatia’s electricity market weakened in Week 24, but its underlying generation dynamics differed markedly from most other Southeast European systems.
Greece bucks regional power price decline as summer demand rises
Greece stood out in Week 24 as one of the few Southeast European electricity markets where prices moved higher while
Bulgaria strengthens power export position as renewable output supports regional supply balance
Bulgaria emerged as one of the stronger export-oriented electricity markets in Southeast Europe during Week 24, supported by renewable generation
Market coupling in South East Europe: Between two parallel electricity trading systems
South East Europe is not yet a single electricity market. Instead, it is better understood as two overlapping trading environments