Grid operators and market participants in South-East Europe are facing a tighter operating picture after 21 April’s sharp price rise, […]
South-East Europe’s power transition is increasingly being engineered around cross-border network access rather than generation ownership, with 400 kV corridors
South-East Europe is moving into a phase where power system value is increasingly determined by how electricity can be moved,
Week 16 of 2026 brought higher electricity prices across South-East Europe, but the market signals were dominated by how variable
As Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia move forward on the Southern Gas Interconnection, the project is being positioned less as
Monday’s day-ahead market in Southeast Europe and Hungary moved sharply higher, underscoring how quickly system balance can flip when wind
Europe’s renewable buildout is moving faster as the energy crisis tightens supply conditions for hydrocarbons, pushing decarbonization planning into sharper
Electricity trading across Europe is being forced into a more complex operating reality, where price formation is increasingly shaped by
A widening gap between physical availability and benchmark-linked pricing is forcing energy planners to rethink how they size, schedule, and
Europe’s energy system is confronting a new form of supply risk, with the contraction of global liquefied natural gas supply
Serbia’s power market is moving toward a pricing framework that can push day-ahead and intraday electricity values below zero, with
Renewable output and calmer cross-border flows are reshaping short-term power economics across South East Europe, with day-ahead prices falling sharply
