Gas’s role in marginal pricing shapes competitiveness in South-East Europe
Competitiveness in South-East Europe’s energy-intensive economy is not determined by average electricity prices or the headline cost of fuels. It […]
Competitiveness in South-East Europe’s energy-intensive economy is not determined by average electricity prices or the headline cost of fuels. It […]
ENTSO-E seasonal adequacy assessments outline capacity balances under assumed transition pathways. In South-East Europe, rising carbon costs and faster coal
In South-East Europe, significant volatility is not primarily generated in outright gas trading or in flat power positions. Instead, it
Industrial gas contracting in Southeast Europe is entering a period in which electricity risk is the dominant cost driver rather
Gas-fired generation in South-East Europe is used to manage rare but severe system stress, including frequency stabilisation and prevention of
In established power markets, electricity prices often move in line with gas costs when gas is marginal. That relationship can
In South-East Europe, gas affects electricity markets beyond marginal pricing. When gas tightness coincides with constrained transmission, the price impact
The gas–power elasticity gap describes how the same gas-market shock can produce different electricity outcomes depending on location. In Central
In South-East Europe, the most disruptive electricity price moves are not consistently linked to changes in the Dutch TTF benchmark.
Gas has become a key but often misunderstood variable in South-East Europe’s electricity markets. It does not need to dominate
Carbon convergence has emerged as a key timing risk for power trading across South-East Europe, with markets focusing on when
South-East Europe’s power markets face a widening gap between system value and where market remuneration is captured. Assets that stabilise