Romanian outages deepen Serbia’s electricity import exposure ahead of November
Serbia faces renewed pressure on electricity procurement costs heading into November as Romania loses coal-fired capacity while its nuclear reactors […]
Wind Farms in 2030 Will Depend on Integrated Control, Storage and Market Access
The traditional wind farm captured available wind, converted it into electricity and exported as much as the grid could accept.
Southeast European Wind Projects Need Revenue-Based Debt Models
Wind project financing in Southeast Europe has traditionally relied on probabilistic modelling of long-term energy yield. The next generation of
Romania’s CfD auctions expand wind investment while leaving project risks with developers
Romania is emerging as Southeast Europe’s strongest example of how long-term revenue stabilisation can accelerate wind investment without removing the
Serbian wind expansion brings balancing costs and contract terms into focus
Serbia has shown that large-scale wind farms can be built, financed and connected to the grid. The inauguration of Čibuk
Croatia’s Wind Fleet Shows How Correlated Output Drives Imbalance Exposure
Croatia’s wind fleet shows how an annual capacity factor can obscure the operational and commercial behaviour of a large portfolio
Southeast Europe’s Wind Projects Face Greater Scrutiny Over Hourly Market Value
Southeast Europe’s next round of wind investment will be assessed increasingly on the market value of the electricity generated, not
Renewable Output Decline and Lower Imports Lift Southeast European Day-Ahead Power Prices
Southeast European day-ahead power prices surged on 28 October, with Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Albania and Serbia trading around or above
Renewable plants are evolving into integrated energy systems
In Southeast Europe, renewable assets are expected to be judged increasingly on how they control, document and optimise electricity, not
PPA Value Depends on Contract Terms, Not Just the Quoted Electricity Price
A renewable power purchase agreement (PPA) priced at €70/MWh may appear to give a renewable project a clear revenue hedge.
Southeast European renewable lending calls for scenario-based debt sizing
In Southeast Europe, financing renewable projects increasingly requires lenders to assess a range of potential revenues rather than one central
Serbia’s negative prices highlight a window to prepare renewable investment
Serbia’s first prices below zero are less a sign of an existing renewable oversupply problem than an opportunity to prepare