Hungary and Romania lead SEE price surge as wind drops and imports rise
Day-ahead electricity prices for delivery on Sept. 24 diverged across Southeast Europe, with Hungary and Romania recording the strongest increases […]
Serbia-Hungary power price gap narrows to €2.99/MWh as SEEPEX jumps
Serbia’s electricity discount to Hungary has narrowed sharply, with the cross-border spread compressing to €2.99/MWh. For Sept. 23 delivery, SEEPEX
Croatia launches 47-project battery pipeline as €16.3m support contracts signed
Croatia has created its first meaningful battery-investment pipeline with 47 projects totalling more than 100 MW and about 250 MWh.
European power prices ease in September third week, Italy bucks trend
Weekly changes across major European power markets Weekly average electricity prices fell across most major European markets during the third
Electricity demand diverges across Europe as Germany and Portugal rise
Week of September 14: demand up in Belgium, Germany and Portugal During the week of September 14, electricity demand rose
Solar output falls while wind generation rises in major European markets
Solar photovoltaic changes week of September 14 During the week of September 14, solar photovoltaic generation fell across all major
Belgrade tenders exploratory geothermal drilling for district heating plants
Beogradske Elektrane, the district-heating utility in Belgrade, has launched a tender for exploratory geothermal drilling at its New Belgrade and
Serbian banks’ CBAM lending opportunity for EU exporters
The European Union’s expansion of its carbon border regime is creating a new lending opportunity for Serbian banks. Manufacturers selling
Vinča waste-to-energy plant processes first one million tonnes near Belgrade
The Vinča waste-to-energy plant near Belgrade has processed its first one million tonnes of municipal waste. The milestone reflects the
Renewables and battery storage narrow Southeast Europe’s wholesale power price gap
Renewables and battery storage are reshaping wholesale electricity pricing across Southeast Europe, bringing some markets closer to the lower end
CBAM downstream expansion raises credit-risk concerns for Serbian bank lending
The European Union’s planned expansion of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is emerging as a new credit-risk issue for
Serbia targets EU electricity market coupling in Q1 2029 as CBAM tightens
Serbia’s planned coupling with the European Union electricity market is now more likely in the first quarter of 2029 than