Wind surge and milder weather drove a sharp reset in Southeast European power pricing on 25 March, pushing day-ahead benchmarks lower as oversupply emerged from a fast shift in generation and demand conditions. For developers and grid planners, the episode underscores how quickly wind output can change dispatch economics, with knock-on effects for balancing needs, transmission use, and the value proposition of storage and flexible resources.
Day-ahead benchmarks fall across SEE and Hungary Prices retreated broadly from earlier-week highs after a rapid increase in wind generation […]