Battery storage economics improve with Week 25 evening price ramp
The Week 25 price structure strengthened the commercial case for battery storage in Southeast Europe. The region saw an hourly […]
The Week 25 price structure strengthened the commercial case for battery storage in Southeast Europe. The region saw an hourly […]
Cross-border electricity flows were a decisive feature of Southeast Europe (SEE) trading in Week 25. Regional net imports fell by
LNG inflows into Southeast Europe increased in Week 25, while electricity prices rose across much of the region. Greece received
In Week 25, TTF futures averaged €41.76/MWh, down 14.8% on the week. Electricity prices in most Southeast European markets moved
In Week 25, regional hydroelectric generation fell by 4.7% to 3.57 TWh, tightening the overall electricity balance even as solar
Solar generation continued to increase across Southeast Europe in Week 25, alongside a rise in overall variable renewable output. Variable
Hungary, Romania and Croatia formed the tightening cluster in the Southeast European electricity market during Week 25, with day-ahead prices
Electricity prices rose across Hungary, Serbia, Croatia, Romania and Italy in Week 25, while Greece and Bulgaria moved lower. Greece
During Week 25, Italy acted as the price ceiling for Southeast Europe in day-ahead power trading, with an average market
Serbia’s electricity market posted a notable Week 25 signal as SEEPEX prices rose by 9.6% to an average of €85.73/MWh.
Between 15 and 21 June 2026, regional day-ahead markets in Southeast Europe showed a clear shift in hourly pricing. Prices
Brent oil futures on the ICE market moved lower during the fourth week of June, after a temporary start-of-week peak.