Hungarian power prices rise above €125/MWh as the Balkans decouple 13/7
Southeast European day-ahead electricity markets opened the week with a sharp weekday repricing, but the increase was far from uniform. HUPX […]
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SEE electricity prices fall as weekend demand weakens and solar drives volatility
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices dropped significantly for Saturday delivery as lower weekend demand and strong solar generation pushed regional
SEE electricity markets enter July under pressure from higher demand and gas risks
Southeast Europe entered July with elevated electricity prices, tighter supply margins and a more fragile balance between gas and power
Hungary: HUPX electricity prices rise in June 2026 as day-ahead market remains active
The average electricity price on the Hungarian HUPX day-ahead market (DAM) reached €124.67/MWh in June 2026, representing a 17.1% increase
Türkiye’s price detachment from SEE
Türkiye remained structurally detached from the SEE electricity price stack in Week 25. Its weekly average dropped by 27.1% to only €16.66/MWh, far below
Gas prices fall, yet electricity prices defy fuel trend across SEE markets
The clearest market contradiction in Week 25 was the growing divergence between gas and electricity prices. While TTF futures averaged
Europe: Electricity prices surge mid-week before easing outlook for July
During the first days of the fourth week of June, electricity prices rose sharply across major European power markets. Although
SEE power market 25/6: Softer spot session, but Hungary–Romania–Italy premium remains intact
The 26 June 2026 SEE day-ahead power session reflected a market that is softening in absolute price terms but remains
Europe: Electricity prices surge across most markets amid higher demand, CO₂ costs and weaker wind output
In the third week of June, electricity prices increased across most European power markets, with weekly averages rising compared to
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
Italy retains power price premium as rising imports and LNG inflows support demand growth
Italy remained the most expensive electricity market in Southeast Europe during Week 24, maintaining a substantial price premium despite a