Southeast Europe day-ahead prices rise on evening tightness despite record solar
Tuesday delivery prices increased across Southeast Europe, with the higher regional average masking a larger split between near-zero midday levels […]
Tuesday delivery prices increased across Southeast Europe, with the higher regional average masking a larger split between near-zero midday levels […]
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market entered Monday, 27 July 2026, with a pronounced return-of-week demand effect, sharply higher Serbian
Friday delivery prices in Southeast Europe were split into three distinct day-ahead pricing zones. Markets covering Hungary, Germany, Austria, Slovenia,
On July 23, 2026, Southeast Europe’s day-ahead power market split sharply, with Hungary and northern interconnected markets moving higher while
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply on Wednesday as cooler weather and higher forecast renewable output eased the regional
Front-month Brent crude futures on ICE increased sharply during the third week of July, reaching the highest level since 12
Weekly average electricity prices increased across major European markets during the third week of July compared with the previous week,
Electricity demand declined across most major European power markets during the third week of July compared with the previous week,
Solar photovoltaic generation declined across most major European electricity markets during the week of 13 July, while wind power output
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices strengthened across most markets for delivery on 21 July, though the regional average concealed a
South-East European power markets opened the week with a broad, sharp day-ahead repricing. Baseload prices rose by €36/MWh to €44/MWh
Southeast European day-ahead electricity markets converged into a narrow price band for delivery on Sunday, 19 July 2026. Lower weekend