Western Balkans power system flexibility risks under 2030 stress test
By 2030, the electricity systems of the Western Balkans are expected to move from being peripheral to the European market […]
By 2030, the electricity systems of the Western Balkans are expected to move from being peripheral to the European market […]
Wholesale electricity prices in Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and parts of the Western Balkans entered an unprecedented volatility regime during
A technical report from ENTSO-E on instability detection technologies in power-electronics-dominated systems points to dynamic stability challenges in grids where
In January, Guarantees of Origin in South-East Europe increasingly shaped how utilities and industrial buyers monetise low-carbon attributes, even as
The forward risk profile for South-East Europe in February–March can be assessed as a three-axis stress test built on January’s
January gas pricing across South-East Europe diverged from electricity, despite tight links at the margin. Gas prices were shaped by
January highlighted a shift in South-East Europe’s power market signals, with day-ahead prices no longer reflecting the main stress point.
January signals and a forward risk map for power, gas and guarantees of origin point to a structural change in
January trading across South-East Europe cleared as a single, stress-tested power system in which hydro flexibility, nuclear baseload, variable wind
January trading across South-East Europe followed a winter-stress pattern that linked national price formation rather than leaving markets to move
Wholesale electricity prices across core South-East Europe moved repeatedly into the €110–130/MWh range during January cold spells, with only brief
During the coldest periods of January 2026, day-ahead prices at key hubs in South-East Europe separated sharply. While Serbia, Hungary,