Italy keeps highest Southeast Europe power prices in Week 24
Italy remained the most expensive electricity market in Southeast Europe during Week 24, with wholesale prices easing while the premium […]
Italy remained the most expensive electricity market in Southeast Europe during Week 24, with wholesale prices easing while the premium […]
Southeast Europe entered the second week of June with regional electricity demand rising while wholesale power prices declined. Total demand
A 602 MWh grid-scale battery storage facility has been connected to Bulgaria’s electricity grid in the coastal city of Burgas.
On 19 June, the SEE power market showed a more clearly split structure, with northern and central European systems remaining
South East Europe’s power markets are moving into a more sophisticated and competitive phase. The next two years are expected
Electricity trading in South East Europe is becoming more profitable for sophisticated participants while also increasing operational demands. Market conditions
South East Europe’s power system is seeing a shift in how electricity can be traded as battery storage expands. The
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is designed to ensure that a carbon price is paid for embedded
Electricity markets in South East Europe are moving from monthly and daily positions toward hourly, intraday, and quarter-hourly optimization. The
ALPEX reported that total traded volume in its day-ahead market reached 202.9 GWh in May 2026. The figure represented a
South-east Europe’s power trading opened the 18 June 2026 session with a regional split in day-ahead prices. Hungary, Slovenia, Croatia,
South East Europe’s power trading ecosystem is expanding and becoming more complex. The market now includes organized exchanges, transmission system