Serbian power price falls €43.4/MWh as SEE renewable forecasts rise
Serbia’s SEEPEX price fell €43.4/MWh to €241.69/MWh on Tuesday as stronger renewable generation forecasts and higher production reduced import needs […]
Serbia’s SEEPEX price fell €43.4/MWh to €241.69/MWh on Tuesday as stronger renewable generation forecasts and higher production reduced import needs […]
Slovenia has opened its wholesale electricity trading market to Nord Pool and Croatia’s CROPEX, creating new competition for incumbent BSP
Hungary’s electricity price premium over Germany more than doubled to €134.43/MWh during 19–25 October 2026 as weaker wind and nuclear
Serbia became Southeast Europe’s most expensive bidding zone on Monday, October 26, as weekday demand returned and day-ahead power prices
CROPEX, Croatia’s electricity exchange, has launched operations in Slovenia’s day-ahead market, extending its activity beyond its home bidding zone. The
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices mostly declined on Friday as lower demand and a sharp recovery in solar generation eased
Hungary and Serbia recorded Southeast Europe’s highest day-ahead electricity prices on Thursday, with both markets above €260/MWh as demand growth
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell for Wednesday delivery as wind and solar output improved, domestic generation increased and import
Hungary’s HUPX day-ahead power price for Tuesday delivery reached €326.57/MWh, up €34.20/MWh. Serbia’s SEEPEX rose €16.90/MWh to €317.08/MWh, while Montenegro’s
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices jumped sharply for Monday, Oct. 19, as the return of weekday demand, weaker renewable forecasts
Renewable developers in Serbia and Montenegro can reach European industrial demand without relying only on cross-border electricity exports. A second
Montenegro’s electricity link to Italy provides renewable projects with access to a larger neighbouring market. The commercial value of the