Croatia well-prepared for gas market shifts, says industry leader

Croatia has demonstrated strong readiness for recent changes in the gas market, according to Dalibor Pudic, President of the Croatian Gas Professionals Association. Speaking at the 40th International Meeting of Gas Experts in Opatija, Pudic cited the timely development of the LNG terminal in Omisalj, expanded gas transport infrastructure, increased domestic production, and new storage […]

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Bulgaria: Parliament moves to delay electricity market liberalization for households

The Bulgarian Parliament has approved two draft amendments to the Energy Act aimed at delaying the liberalization of the electricity market for household consumers. The proposals were introduced by Members of Parliament from the BSP – United Left and There Is Such a People (TISP) parties. Under the BSP – United Left amendment, the liberalization

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Region: Electricity prices plunge across SEE and Central Europe in Week 18 of 2025

In Week 18 of 2025 (April 28–May 4), electricity prices across South East Europe (SEE) and Central Europe declined significantly, influenced by lower gas prices, reduced demand, and a surge in renewable power generation. Prices in all SEE countries fell below €80/MWh, with Türkiye recording the lowest average at €44.63/MWh, followed by Greece at €54.42/MWh.

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Serbia: Public consultations scheduled for planned Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower project

State-owned power utility EPS has announced that public consultations for the environmental and social impact assessment (ESIA) of the planned Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower plant will be held on 13–14 May. This marks a key step in the project’s regulatory and community engagement process. EPS recently confirmed a delay in finalizing the draft Environmental Impact Assessment

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Serbia nears completion of desulfurization project at TENT B to curb emissions

Serbia is nearing the final stages of a major environmental upgrade at its Nikola Tesla B thermal power plant (TENT B), with over 96% of construction completed and all major equipment now installed, according to Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović. The flue gas desulfurization project—valued at approximately €220 million—will implement advanced technology on

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North Macedonia: Day-ahead power market sees strong growth in April 2025

North Macedonia’s day-ahead electricity exchange experienced robust growth in April 2025, with total traded volume reaching 110,255.4 MWh—representing a 90% increase compared to the same month last year, when 58,018 MWh were traded. According to market operator MEMO, the April volume was also up 13.6% from March, highlighting continued market expansion and strengthening liquidity. The

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Hungary: Electricity prices drop in April 2025 amid lower demand and market volatility

The average electricity price on Hungary’s day-ahead market (DAM), operated by the Hungarian Power Exchange (HUPX), fell significantly in April 2025. The average baseload price dropped to €85.46/MWh—22% lower than in March, when it stood at €108.90/MWh. The average peak price saw an even sharper decline, falling to €62.46/MWh, marking a 38% decrease compared to

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Greece: PPC advances 490 MW solar project at former Megalopoli coal site

Greece’s Public Power Corporation (PPC) has launched the second phase of its major 490 MW solar power project in Megalopoli, marking a significant step in the country’s transition from coal to renewable energy. Located in southern Greece, the site was formerly home to one of the country’s key lignite mining operations, now being repurposed as

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Croatia: HEP submits environmental impact assessment for 12 MW floating solar power plant

Croatia’s state-owned power utility HEP has taken a key step toward expanding its renewable energy portfolio by submitting an application for an environmental impact assessment (EIA) for a proposed floating solar power plant. According to the Croatian Ministry of Environmental Protection, the plant would have an installed capacity of 12 megawatts (MW) and be located

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