January trading activity across South East Europe underscored a market-structure lesson for developers and operators: liquidity depth can determine how […]
January 2026: demand rises, but hydro tempers regional pricing Hydro generation provided a decisive, but temporary, buffer against the broader
January 2026 highlighted a recurring challenge for power system planners: renewable output can rise quickly, but market prices may still
January’s surge in electricity prices across parts of South East Europe has prompted a reassessment of what actually drives short-term
January 2026 market signals in South-East Europe pointed to a concentrated driver of regional pricing, with Romania and Hungary acting
Electricity.Trade’s analysis of January 2026 electricity trading shows a clear re-emergence of price divergence across South-East Europe, reversing a convergence
South-East Europe is being assessed as an inflection point between fragmentation and convergence in electricity trading. The regional dynamics highlighted
Regional order books and intraday trading patterns Electricity.Trade’s comparison of regional power exchanges highlights persistent differences in liquidity depth and
Hydropower remains a key element of the South-East Europe generation mix, according to Electricity.Trade system balance data. On 23 February,
Monitoring of environmental markets by Electricity.Trade shows that EU carbon allowances remain a decisive variable in regional power pricing. On
Long-term corporate power purchase agreements (PPAs) are starting to change liquidity conditions across Central and South-East European electricity markets, according
A contract between Bulgargaz and BOTAS reserves up to 1.3 bcm per year of LNG terminal and transmission capacity. The
