European solar and wind output shifts across major markets, Feb 9–16
Solar photovoltaic generation changes week-on-week From February 9 to the following week, solar photovoltaic output increased across most major European […]
Solar photovoltaic generation changes week-on-week From February 9 to the following week, solar photovoltaic output increased across most major European […]
By 2030, the electricity systems of the Western Balkans are expected to move from being peripheral to the European market
Wholesale electricity prices in Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria, Serbia and parts of the Western Balkans entered an unprecedented volatility regime during
A technical report from ENTSO-E on instability detection technologies in power-electronics-dominated systems points to dynamic stability challenges in grids where
In January, Guarantees of Origin in South-East Europe increasingly shaped how utilities and industrial buyers monetise low-carbon attributes, even as
The forward risk profile for South-East Europe in February–March can be assessed as a three-axis stress test built on January’s
January gas pricing across South-East Europe diverged from electricity, despite tight links at the margin. Gas prices were shaped by
January highlighted a shift in South-East Europe’s power market signals, with day-ahead prices no longer reflecting the main stress point.
January signals and a forward risk map for power, gas and guarantees of origin point to a structural change in
January trading across South-East Europe cleared as a single, stress-tested power system in which hydro flexibility, nuclear baseload, variable wind
January trading across South-East Europe followed a winter-stress pattern that linked national price formation rather than leaving markets to move
Wholesale electricity prices across core South-East Europe moved repeatedly into the €110–130/MWh range during January cold spells, with only brief