Power prices diverge across Southeast Europe in week 22, 25–31 May 2026
Southeast Europe entered the last week of May with a split between softer Central and Balkan power prices and stronger […]
Southeast Europe entered the last week of May with a split between softer Central and Balkan power prices and stronger […]
In calendar week 22 of 2026, Southeast Europe’s power system continued shifting away from conventional generation toward solar-led price formation.
Electricity day-ahead prices in Southeast Europe fell sharply for delivery on 3 June, with wind generation rebounding and cross-border imports
Across Southeast Europe, the traditional hierarchy in power markets is shifting. For much of the liberalization era, generators produced electricity,
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply for delivery on 2 June, with markets across Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia, Croatia
Brent crude stays under $100 as weekly range narrows In the fourth week of May, Brent crude oil futures (Front
During the fourth week of May, most major European electricity markets saw an early phase of price increases, followed by
Demand changes across major European markets In the fourth week of May, electricity demand rose across most major European markets.
Solar PV rises across major European markets in late May In the week of May 25, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation
Renewable generation is expanding in Albania, Montenegro and Croatia, while Italy continues to operate one of Europe’s largest electricity markets.
For much of the past two decades, Southeast Europe’s electricity sector has been driven by the idea that more generation
During the second half of May, the Southeast European electricity market moved decisively lower. Stronger hydro conditions, faster solar generation