Cross-border electricity trading across Southeast Europe weakened during Week 26 even as regional power demand rose sharply. Net cross-border electricity […]
South-East European day-ahead electricity prices stayed elevated on Friday, with a split between higher-priced Central European and Italian corridors and
Italy was among the more expensive electricity markets in Southeast Europe during Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), recording a weekly
Variable renewable energy generation rose across Southeast Europe during Week 26, covering 22–28 June 2026, though the change varied by
Hydropower, a key source of flexibility in Southeast Europe during periods of high electricity demand, weakened during Week 26 (22–28
During Week 26, spanning 22–28 June 2026, wholesale electricity prices rose across Southeast Europe even as European natural gas prices
During Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), rising temperatures and stronger electricity demand increased reliance on conventional generation across 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
