Fuel availability across south-east Europe depends on the condition and accessibility of refineries, storage terminals, pipelines and cross-border logistics infrastructure. […]
Distribution-level limits for distributed solar and storage Distribution grids are emerging as a binding constraint on electricity trading across south-east
Curtailment as a trading and market exposure Curtailment is increasingly being treated as a central market and trading risk across
Albania’s electricity market remains exposed to hydrology risk, which shapes how the country performs in regional trading. In wet years,
Romania’s Siminoc Hybrid Wind-Solar Park, developed by Eurowind Energy Romania, combines wind and solar capacity within a single project. The
Romania is developing a compressed-air energy storage (CAES) concept designed for long-duration flexibility in south-east Europe. The proposal is being
North Macedonia’s Čebren pumped-storage project is described as having the potential to affect the country’s role in the regional electricity
Đerdap 3 is proposed as a pumped-storage project on the Serbian side of the Danube River, upstream of the existing
South-east Europe’s power systems are facing a shortage of long-duration flexibility, even as battery storage is used to address short-term
Intraday electricity pricing across Southeast Europe has historically been shaped by demand forecasting, hydrological conditions, plant outages, wind and solar
Bulgaria is emerging as a battery-driven electricity trading market in Southeast Europe. The pipeline points to expansion toward around 3
Discussions on expanding the electricity interconnection between Türkiye and Bulgaria are focused on adding roughly 700–1,100 MW of transmission capacity.
