Renewables forecast lift shifts Southeast Europe prices lower on 12 August
Most day-ahead power markets across Southeast Europe declined on 12 August, with Hungary and the wider region moving from net […]
Most day-ahead power markets across Southeast Europe declined on 12 August, with Hungary and the wider region moving from net […]
Southeastern European electricity markets showed mixed pricing on 11 August 2026. Prices declined in Hungary and several closely linked Central
Romania’s average day-ahead electricity price on the OPCOM power exchange fell to €120.14/MWh in July 2026. The figure was down
Electricity trading on the Croatian power exchange CROPEX reached 1,415,705.5 MWh in July 2026. The total was up 19.1% from
Power prices rose across Southeast Europe on 10 August as weekday demand returned, wind generation weakened and cross-border capacity constraints
Trading on the HUPX day-ahead market reached 2.52 TWh in July 2026, while the monthly baseload price fell to €122.35/MWh.
On 7 August 2026, the Southeast European electricity market entered a period of growing divergence between lower average day-ahead prices
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market started 6 August 2026 with a divide between a tightly linked Hungarian–Romanian–Slovenian–Croatian price zone
South-east Europe’s electricity market remained divided between two contrasting price dynamics on 5 August 2026. Strong solar generation pushed several
Trading activity on Serbia’s SEEPEX day-ahead market fell in July while prices increased and year-on-year liquidity continued to improve. A
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market opened Tuesday with a summer pattern of strong solar generation around midday, followed by
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is starting to affect electricity flows in the Western Balkans before the region