Croatia: CROPEX electricity trading rises 9.3% year on year in July 2026
Electricity trading on the Croatian power exchange CROPEX reached 1,415,705.5 MWh in July 2026, rising 19.1% from May and 9.3% […]
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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
Hungary reinforces its role as Southeast Europe’s key electricity transfer hub
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 market review reinforces Hungary’s position as one of the most important electricity trading hubs connecting Central Europe,
Albania: ALPEX growth signals stronger regional power market integration
The Albanian Power Exchange (ALPEX) continued to demonstrate growing market activity in June 2026, with total electricity traded on the
SEE daily 3/7 power market trading note
The regional day-ahead market corrected sharply after the previous heat-driven price spike. HUPX fell to €100.96/MWh, down €36/MWh day on day, while SEEPEX
Serbia: SEEPEX hits all-time record monthly electricity trading volume in June 2026
A total of 569,139.1 MWh of electricity was traded on the SEEPEX day-ahead market in June 2026, representing a 0.5%
Battery dispatch begins shaping intraday price signals in Southeast Europe
The next phase of Southeast European electricity trading will be increasingly defined by battery dispatch behaviour. Until recently, intraday pricing
SEE electricity trading is entering the storage and interconnector phase
SEE electricity trading is entering a new phase in which value will increasingly come from storage, interconnectors, balancing and congestion
SEE day-ahead prices 23/6 surge as Hungary, Romania and Slovenia track evening scarcity
SEE day-ahead power prices rose sharply for delivery on 23 June, with Hungary, Romania, Slovenia and Croatia moving close to Central
Why risk management is becoming the real edge in SEE power trading
Trading electricity in South East Europe is becoming more profitable for sophisticated participants, but also more demanding. The region offers
CBAM is reshaping SEE electricity trading beyond the border carbon cost
CBAM is changing electricity trading between the Western Balkans and the EU. It is not just a climate-policy instrument. For
Who trades SEE power: Utilities, exchanges, TSOs and merchant trading desks
South East Europe’s power trading ecosystem is steadily expanding and becoming more complex. The market is no longer dominated solely