Serbia and Montenegro power prices rise as Hungary’s premium narrows
Electricity prices in Serbia and Montenegro increased for Tuesday delivery as southeastern Europe’s net import requirement rose despite stronger solar […]
SEE power prices jump as Hungary premium widens over Germany
Electricity prices across southeastern Europe rose sharply on Monday, October 5, alongside a return of weekday demand and lower wind
Bulgaria expands battery storage to bolster regional electricity supply flexibility
Bulgaria’s installed battery storage reached approximately 3.3 GW of power and 8.6 GWh of capacity by mid-2026. The increase is
Romania seeks extension of emergency electricity-market powers through Oct. 31
Romania is seeking to extend emergency electricity-market powers through Oct. 31. The proposal would keep options open to restrict exports
TAP makes Nea Mesimvria link bidirectional as LNG route options expand
The Trans Adriatic Pipeline has made its Nea Mesimvria connection with Greece physically bidirectional. From Oct. 1, the point can
EV fleets trial shows managed charging using day-ahead price signals
A Ljubljana demonstration tested automated scheduling for electric-vehicle charging using day-ahead electricity-price signals while maintaining vehicle charging requirements. The trial
Telecom backup batteries aggregated into Romania virtual power plant for balancing markets
Romania is testing whether thousands of telecom backup batteries can be transformed into a distributed virtual power plant that earns
Flexible flexibility procurement shared between Greece’s IPTO and HEDNO
Greece is testing an electricity-market structure in which transmission and distribution system operators can procure services from the same pool
Industrial rooftop solar above 400 kW to face remote monitoring and control in Greece
Self-consumers with photovoltaic installations above 400 kW connected to Greece’s interconnected system were required to install remote monitoring and remote-control
Satellite and AI services trialed for Slovenia’s electricity grid operations
On Sept. 29, the European Space Agency opened a call developed with Slovenian grid operator ELES for operational services using
Independent flexibility market rules advance in Serbia as AERS finalises switching framework
The Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, AERS, is completing consultation on rules for supplier and aggregator switching, with
Serbia day-ahead prices drop as hourly peaks widen gaps with Hungary
Serbian day-ahead electricity prices fell for delivery on 2 October, contrasting with increases across most neighbouring markets. The move widened