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 […]
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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
SEE power exchanges: Building a unified regional electricity market
South East Europe’s electricity market is moving from a fragmented trading landscape toward a more exchange-based regional architecture. The transition
Hydro risk in SEE: Why weather still drives the Balkans power market
South East Europe’s electricity market is often discussed through coal, gas and solar. But in parts of the region, the
South East Europe power markets: From shortage crisis to flexibility crisis
South East Europe’s electricity market is entering a new phase. The region is no longer defined only by the aftershocks
Cross-border flow volatility creates a new trading market in SEE power
Southeast Europe’s electricity market is becoming increasingly defined by cross-border flow volatility. Week 23 showed that price spreads, renewable variability
SEE interconnectors gain strategic value as imports rise and price spreads persist
Interconnectors are becoming one of the most valuable assets in Southeast Europe’s electricity market. Week 23 showed why. Regional net
Italy’s power premium keeps Balkan export optionality in play
Italy remained the premium electricity market in Southeast Europe during Week 23, reinforcing its role as a high-price anchor for
Cross-border congestion and regional balancing become the new core of SEE power trading
Southeast Europe’s electricity market is increasingly being shaped not only by generation costs, but by the ability to move electricity
CBAM turns low-carbon electricity into a strategic export asset for SEE industry
CBAM is beginning to change the commercial meaning of electricity in Southeast Europe. Power is no longer only an input
BESS economics move from optional upside to core market logic in SEE
Battery storage is becoming one of the clearest investment themes in Southeast Europe’s electricity market. Week 21 showed why: regional