Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe diverged for delivery on Tuesday, September 8, as stronger solar generation pushed down midday […]
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe rebounded for Monday delivery, with SEEPEX rising to €190.54/MWh. The move coincided with Serbia
Electricity trading on Croatia’s CROPEX exchange reached 1.512 TWh in August. The figure was up 6.9% from July and 27.4%
Power prices across Southeast Europe moved from scarcity levels close to €200/MWh in midweek to zero and negative values during
Day-ahead electricity prices across much of Central and Southeast Europe fell to zero or negative levels during Sunday’s solar peak,
Day-ahead electricity prices fell across most Southeast European markets for Friday delivery, with Serbia and Greece among the biggest decliners.
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe moved in different directions on Thursday, with Serbia and Montenegro recording double-digit increases while
Southeast European day-ahead power prices moved back toward a tighter regional range on 1 September, with the session led by
Serbian day-ahead electricity prices increased by around €34/MWh for Sept. 1 delivery, with stronger regional demand and the continued absence
Brent oil futures for the Front-Month contract on the ICE market reached a weekly settlement high of $92.17/bbl on Monday,
Fourth week of August: demand up across most markets Electricity demand increased across most of the major European electricity markets
During the week of August 24, Germany recorded a 20% increase in solar photovoltaic electricity production compared with the previous
