Electricity prices in Southeast Europe remained fragmented in Week 23, with gas-related risk returning alongside changes in generation and renewable […]
Bankability of renewable energy projects in Southeast Europe is changing, with Week 23 illustrating why average day-ahead prices are no
Week 23 saw a rise in cross-border electricity movements across Southeast Europe. Regional net imports increased 9.1% week on week
Southeast Europe is not the largest destination for global LNG, but it remains exposed to disruptions in international cargo flows.
European gas risk is again a central variable in Southeast European power finance. In Week 23, TTF gas futures averaged
On 12 June 2026, the Southeast European power market moved into a more fragmented pricing structure, with Central European prices
Serbia was among the Southeast Europe markets where electricity prices eased in Week 23, even as regional demand increased. The
During Week 23, Italy held the premium position among Southeast Europe power markets. The Italian weekly day-ahead average increased by
Week 23 showed how conventional generation remains required when electricity demand rises and wind output weakens across Southeast Europe. Regional
Week 23 in Southeast Europe was marked by higher electricity demand, weaker variable renewables and increased thermal generation. Regional demand
Week 23 data across Southeast Europe showed variable renewable generation falling 8.9% week on week, from 3,377 GWh to 3,075
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe fell sharply for delivery on 11 June as solar generation expanded, temperatures cooled and
