CBAM Increases Focus on Low-Carbon Steel Feedstocks Across Europe
Europe’s steel decarbonisation drive is sharpening competition for low-carbon steelmaking inputs, including high-quality scrap, direct reduced iron (DRI) and iron
EU CBAM Scope Leaves Four Strategic Ferroalloys Outside Carbon Border Rules
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) covers some ferroalloys but excludes ferro-tungsten, ferro-vanadium, ferro-molybdenum and ferro-niobium from the relevant
CBAM Covers Ferronickel but Excludes Refined Nickel
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, or CBAM, treats nickel products differently according to their classification. Ferronickel is included
Southeast European power spreads widen as weaker generation raises import needs
Wholesale Southeast European power prices increased during 19–25 October 2026, even as Germany’s weekly average fell sharply. Lower wind and
Serbia Leads Southeast Europe’s Day-Ahead Power Market as Monday Demand Returns
Day-ahead power prices rose sharply across most of Southeast Europe on Monday, October 26, as weekday demand returned after the
Slovenia’s Day-Ahead Market Adds CROPEX as Exchange Expands Regionally
The Croatian electricity exchange CROPEX, the Croatian electricity exchange has begun operating in Slovenia’s day-ahead market, extending beyond its domestic
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