Cross-border electricity trade in Southeast Europe rises in Week 24
Cross-border electricity trade in Southeast Europe became more dynamic during Week 24, with regional balance described as more fragmented rather […]
Cross-border electricity trade in Southeast Europe became more dynamic during Week 24, with regional balance described as more fragmented rather […]
In Week 24, Croatia’s electricity market recorded a lower wholesale level, with the day-ahead average dropping by 7.3% to €92.02/MWh.
Greece was among the few Southeast European electricity markets where power prices increased in Week 24, while most neighbouring systems
During Week 24, Hungary remained among the most expensive electricity markets in the SEE-connected region, even as its import position
During Week 24, Bulgaria was among the more export-oriented electricity markets in Southeast Europe, with renewable generation growth and softer
In Southeast Europe, day-ahead electricity prices softened in Week 24 while generation patterns shifted. Renewable output rose and wholesale prices
Renewable generation became the main price-setting factor in Southeast Europe during Week 24, even as electricity demand rose into the
Türkiye was the lowest-priced market in Southeast Europe in Week 24, with the average day-ahead electricity price at €22.85/MWh. The
Italy remained the most expensive electricity market in Southeast Europe during Week 24, with wholesale prices easing while the premium
Southeast Europe entered the second week of June with regional electricity demand rising while wholesale power prices declined. Total demand
A 602 MWh grid-scale battery storage facility has been connected to Bulgaria’s electricity grid in the coastal city of Burgas.
On 19 June, the SEE power market showed a more clearly split structure, with northern and central European systems remaining