Gas prices near €50/MWh as SEE power markets soften in Week 21
Southeast Europe’s electricity markets softened in Week 21, but the gas market moved differently. Regional power prices fell across most […]
Southeast Europe’s electricity markets softened in Week 21, but the gas market moved differently. Regional power prices fell across most […]
Week 21 brought a decline in conventional generation economics across Southeast Europe as renewable output increased, electricity demand softened, and
Hydropower remains a key flexibility source for Southeast Europe, but Week 21 highlighted how uneven hydrological conditions can affect electricity
Week 21 showed Southeast Europe’s electricity market shifting from an import-dependent setup toward a more complex balancing system. The change
Hydropower remains a key flexibility source for Southeast Europe, but Week 21 highlighted how uneven hydrological conditions can affect electricity
In Week 21, front-month TTF averaged €49.9/MWh, while the one-month forward contract traded at €46.460/MWh as the report was published.
Commercial electricity use in Southeast Europe is increasingly tied to the carbon profile of products exported to the EU under
Week 21 generation mix and import changes In Southeast Europe, Week 21 brought an increase in regional solar generation of
During Week 21, Italy recorded the highest electricity prices in Southeast Europe, averaging €116.31/MWh. Serbia traded at €81.24/MWh, while Greece
Week 21 of 2026 showed signs that Southeast Europe’s electricity market is entering a new structural phase as solar generation
Serbia’s electricity market entered a materially different pricing phase during Week 21 of 2026, with average baseload prices dropping by
Energy commodity markets in Europe recorded mixed and volatile price action during the third week of May, with Brent, TTF