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
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Romania approaches electricity import capacity as Turceni unit outage reduces domestic supply
Romanian generation fell to around 2.9 GW on the evening of Oct. 3, while instantaneous imports approached 3.4 GW. Cross-border
Serbia shifts to net power imports amid sharp wind and solar output decline
Serbia moved from a net electricity export position to net imports in the week to 20 September, with wind and
Montenegro’s power future: Transitioning from coal at Pljevlja to wind, hydro and import options
Montenegro finds itself at a key inflection point. The only coal-fired thermal power plant in the country, Yugoslav Thermal Power
Hungary achieves lowest electricity import rate in over a decade amid solar surge
Hungary’s dependence on imported electricity fell to its lowest level in more than ten years in April 2025, with imports
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Insufficient coal for inefficient thermal power plants
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has become increasingly dependent on imported electricity due to insufficient coal production and outdated thermal power