Solar PV rises across Western Europe, with Germany and Italy declines
In the week of May 4, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation increased across most of Western Europe. Gains were strongest in […]
In the week of May 4, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation increased across most of Western Europe. Gains were strongest in […]
North Macedonia’s day-ahead electricity exchange recorded 117,727.5 MWh of traded power in April 2026. This was 6.8% higher than the
Day-ahead electricity prices declined across most of Southeast Europe on 12 May, according to regional market data. Romania’s OPCOM remained
South-East Europe’s renewable investment cycle is shifting into a new phase. The earlier stage was driven by generation buildout, including
European utilities, commodity houses and infrastructure-backed trading platforms are increasing their presence across South-East Europe electricity markets. The shift is
Negative electricity prices are increasingly appearing in South-East Europe rather than being limited to markets such as Germany, the Netherlands,
South-East Europe’s battery storage market is expanding rapidly, but investors are split on how projects should be financed. The key
South-East Europe’s electricity market is increasingly shaped by flexibility rather than only generation. By 2026, the contest is focused on
For decades, South-East Europe’s power strategy centered on generation buildout and the preservation of baseload supply. Lignite, hydropower, nuclear and
South-East Europe is entering a phase where renewables are set to play a larger role in day-to-day power supply, but
South-East Europe’s renewable buildout is entering a phase where the investment focus is shifting from generating capacity to the systems
Romania’s electricity trading landscape on OPCOM shifted in April 2026, with day-ahead prices easing from the previous month while short-term