CBAM Raises the Stakes for Ferromanganese Procurement and Trade
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is changing the commercial economics of ferromanganese imports. Production emissions and verified […]
Greek and Italian LNG inflows rise as European TTF averages €86.54/MWh
Liquefied natural gas deliveries to Greece and Italy rose sharply in Week 42 as Southeast Europe entered the winter period
Cross-border shifts reshape Southeast Europe’s electricity balances in Week 42
In Southeast Europe, cross-border power exchanges defined Week 42, as national trading positions changed sharply despite only a marginal shift
Southeast Europe coal output rises in Week 42 as gas generation falls
In Southeast Europe, coal and lignite power generation rose in Week 42 while gas-fired output and overall thermal production declined.
TTF Gains Lift Power Costs as Europe Approaches Winter With Limited Gas Storage
In Southeast Europe, rising European gas prices are adding pressure to electricity markets as winter approaches and gas storage remains
Southeast Europe renewable output rises 30.1% as weekly power prices climb
Southeast Europe’s wind and solar electricity generation increased sharply in Week 42, while weekly wholesale power prices rose in every
Romania Cuts Net Power Imports as Generation Rises Amid Stronger Demand
Romania recorded one of Southeast Europe’s strongest supply-side performances in Week 42, meeting a sharp rise in electricity demand while
Bulgaria’s Week 42 Export Surplus Nearly Disappears as Renewables Decline
Bulgaria’s electricity market in Bulgaria tightened sharply in Week 42 as rising demand and weaker renewable generation almost eliminated its
Greece expands electricity price gap as wind, gas output and exports rise
Greece strengthened its position among Southeast Europe’s most competitive electricity markets in Week 42, as renewable and gas-fired generation rose
Week 42 Balkan power spreads widened as Serbia, Hungary and Romania outpriced Greece
Electricity markets across Southeast Europe grew more fragmented in Week 42, as prices increased across the region at markedly different
Serbia leads Southeast Europe’s power prices as imports and demand tighten supply
Serbia was Southeast Europe’s most expensive wholesale electricity market in Week 42, as stronger consumption, lower hydro output and increased
Serbian IPPs weigh transmission and CBAM risks on Italy export route
Serbian independent electricity generators could reach additional long-term buyers and earn stronger revenues by exporting power to Italy through Montenegro.