Hungary and Romania lead Southeast Europe wholesale prices near €150/MWh
During Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), Hungary and Romania recorded the highest weekly average wholesale electricity prices in Southeast Europe, […]
During Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), Hungary and Romania recorded the highest weekly average wholesale electricity prices in Southeast Europe, […]
During Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), electricity consumption across monitored Southeast European markets increased 12.7% week on week to 18.41
Electricity traded on North Macedonia’s day-ahead market rose in June 2026, reaching 137,172.4 MWh, according to data from market operator
The 9 July 2026 Southeast European electricity market session showed wholesale prices concentrated around €120/MWh despite easing demand and lower
The average electricity price on the Hungarian HUPX day-ahead market (DAM) rose to €124.67/MWh in June 2026. This compares with
On 8 July, the Southeast European day-ahead electricity market tightened, with prices moving differently across countries. The HUPX day-ahead price
Electricity.Trade reported that its May 2026 market review shows Southeast Europe moving toward a more advanced hourly trading environment, where
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 assessment points to Croatia as one of Southeast Europe’s most significant electricity import-dependent markets. The average day-ahead
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 trading review points to Bulgaria’s expanding role as a regional electricity exporter. The country’s average spot price
Day-ahead pricing across interconnected EU markets Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 market analysis places Greece among the most distinctive electricity markets in
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 market review points to higher activity on the HUPX exchange and an increase in the day-ahead benchmark.
Türkiye’s wholesale power market moved differently from the rest of Southeast Europe in May 2026, according to Electricity.Trade’s trading analysis.