Brent rebounds amid Middle East risk; TTF gas and EEX carbon stay near stable levels
Front-month Brent crude oil futures on the ICE market reached a weekly low settlement of $99.25/bbl on Tuesday, September 22 […]
Electricity prices increased across most major European markets in late September, except Italy
Weekly average electricity prices rose in most major European markets in the fourth week of September, while Italy was the
Electricity demand declines across most European markets as temperatures drop
During the week of September 21, electricity demand fell in most major European power markets versus the previous week. Italy
Solar output rises while wind generation falls across key European markets
In the week of September 21, solar photovoltaic generation increased across most of Europe’s major electricity markets compared with the
Serbia day-ahead power jumps to €150.18/MWh amid regional price divergence
Day-ahead electricity prices in Serbia rose by €47.20/MWh to €150.18/MWh for October 1. The move coincided with stronger pricing in
Electricity prices in southeastern Europe declined for September 30 delivery as wind and solar forecasts improved and demand fell. Hungary’s day-ahead market saw prices drop across several neighbouring hubs, while Italy’s premium over nearby markets widened.
Forecasts for September 30 delivery pointed to stronger wind and solar output alongside lower demand, reducing the region’s net import
Southeast Europe day-ahead power prices diverge across Sept. 29 corridors
Day-ahead electricity prices for delivery on Sept. 29 diverged across Southeast Europe, with higher levels in Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria
Serbia prepares aggregator switching rules for electricity flexibility services
The Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, AERS, is consulting until Sept. 30 on new rules covering supplier switching,
Greece pilots local flexibility market for DSO and TSO flexibility procurement
Greece is testing a new electricity-market structure that could create an additional revenue stream for factories, EV fleets, commercial buildings
Flexibility aggregation expands in Romania via demand response and telecom batteries
Romania is beginning to turn electricity demand and previously passive backup infrastructure into tradeable power-system assets. The shift is creating
Smart meters and EV charging drive Slovenia’s flexibility market tests
Slovenia is using smart meters, dynamic network tariffs and automated electric-vehicle charging to test how electricity consumers can become flexible
CBAM compliance deadlines reshape Serbia’s industrial services and electricity procurement
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is beginning to create a parallel compliance economy around Serbian exporters, driving demand