Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices declined on Wednesday, September 16, with stronger solar generation and lower regional demand easing earlier […]
Electricity trading between the Western Balkans and neighbouring European Union markets stayed well below last year’s levels in the first
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices fell sharply on Tuesday as stronger solar generation eased daytime supply. Evening prices stayed elevated
Hungarian day-ahead electricity prices for Monday delivery rose sharply as weekday demand recovered and wind generation declined. The HUPX baseload
Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe strengthened on Friday amid weaker wind generation, firm gas prices and lower imports. Regional
Day-ahead electricity prices increased across much of Central and Southeast Europe for Thursday delivery. The move coincided with higher regional
Day-ahead electricity prices fell across most of Southeast Europe and Hungary on Wednesday, with Serbia recording the sharpest decline. Italy
Electricity volumes traded on North Macedonia’s day-ahead market increased sharply in August, alongside a higher average clearing price compared with
Hungary’s power trading benchmark, HUPX, reported higher day-ahead electricity prices in August alongside increased trading activity. Day-ahead prices in the
Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange day-ahead segment Electricity trading on the Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange’s day-ahead market increased in August, with
A European Commission proposal, COM(2026) 464, would set up a system to recognise renewable Guarantees of Origin (GOs) issued in
Romania’s average day-ahead electricity price increased to €151.16/MWh in August. The level was up 25.82% from July and 93.07% compared
