Hybrid wind-solar projects in Romania target market and grid risk management
Romania’s Siminoc Hybrid Wind-Solar Park, developed by Eurowind Energy Romania, combines wind and solar capacity within a single project. The […]
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Compressed-air storage project using Romania salt caverns targets long-duration flexibility
Romania is developing a compressed-air energy storage (CAES) concept designed for long-duration flexibility in south-east Europe. The proposal is being
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Čebren pumped-storage project and investment decision for North Macedonia
North Macedonia’s Čebren pumped-storage project is described as having the potential to affect the country’s role in the regional electricity
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Serbia’s Đerdap 3 pumped-storage project and Danube regional market role
Đerdap 3 is proposed as a pumped-storage project on the Serbian side of the Danube River, upstream of the existing
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Pumped storage projects gain attention as Southeast Europe seeks long-duration flexibility
South-east Europe’s power systems are facing a shortage of long-duration flexibility, even as battery storage is used to address short-term
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Battery dispatch is increasingly influencing intraday power prices in Southeast Europe
Intraday electricity pricing across Southeast Europe has historically been shaped by demand forecasting, hydrological conditions, plant outages, wind and solar
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Bulgaria’s battery storage growth targets a new intraday trading role by 2026
Bulgaria is emerging as a battery-driven electricity trading market in Southeast Europe. The pipeline points to expansion toward around 3
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Türkiye–Bulgaria transmission expansion discussed at 700–1,100 MW
Discussions on expanding the electricity interconnection between Türkiye and Bulgaria are focused on adding roughly 700–1,100 MW of transmission capacity.
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Albania signs 20-year LNG deal for about 1 bcm per year from 2030
Albania’s long-term LNG arrangement is structured around a 20-year contract worth $6 billion between AKTOR LNG USA and ALBGAZ. The
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Serbia–Romania gas link and Neptun Deep shape regional trading options
Serbia’s planned gas interconnection with Romania is expected to affect how Belgrade manages supply and trading flexibility. The link is
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Neptun Deep offshore gas expected to influence Balkan pricing after 2027
Project scale and potential supply shift Neptun Deep, a Black Sea offshore project developed by OMV Petrom and Romgaz, is
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Croatia and Greece LNG gateways compete for Southeast Europe flexibility premium
Croatia and Greece are developing separate LNG entry points while targeting the same regional value tied to non-Russian gas flexibility