Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices moved sharply higher for Wednesday, 26 August, with the main Hungary-Romania-Bulgaria-Greece cluster settling between €184/MWh […]
Two traders can identify the same spread opportunity in Southeast Europe, with Serbia expected to trade €12/MWh above Hungary next
Southeast Europe has seen short-term electricity trading become more sophisticated, while the ability to transfer risk further along the curve
Cross-border electricity trading depends not only on demand, generation and weather, but also on the availability of transmission capacity between
European power-market integration is extending beyond day-ahead and intraday coupling as balancing energy becomes more cross-border. The expansion of MARI
On September 30, 2025, Single Day-Ahead Coupling moved to 15-minute market time units for delivery starting October 1. The change
Southeast European electricity trading is shifting from forecasting whether power prices will be high or low to assessing where electricity
Day-ahead prices continue to dominate headlines in Southeast European electricity markets, while trading activity is shifting closer to physical delivery.
On 25 August 2026, the day-ahead session showed a power market that was expensive but increasingly segmented. Liquid Central and
Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe increased for delivery on Monday, 24 August, after demand returned to normal weekday levels
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply for delivery on Friday, 21 August, with Serbia recording the strongest increase in
Croatia’s net electricity production in June reached 881 GWh, down 2.7% from 905 GWh recorded in June 2025. Cross-border supply
