In the fourth week of February, electricity prices rose across most major European markets compared to the previous week. However, exceptions were seen in Italy’s IPEX market and the Nordic region’s Nord Pool market, where prices fell by 11% and 26%, respectively. Among the markets analyzed by AleaSoft Energy Forecasting, the highest price increase was […]
In Week 08 of 2025, electricity prices in Southeast Europe (SEE) declined, influenced by falling gas and CO2 prices, as well as increased renewable energy production. Solar power generation set records for February, while wind power output also rose significantly. Electricity price movements All SEE markets recorded price drops, with Croatia and Italy experiencing the
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In Week 07 of 2025, electricity prices in Southeast Europe (SEE) saw an uptick due to increased demand and a reduction in wind and solar energy generation. Although gas prices fell in the latter half of the week, the overall weekly average price remained slightly higher compared to the previous week. Electricity prices across the
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In the second week of February, average electricity prices in most major European markets saw an increase compared to the previous week. Prices maintained an upward trend during the early part of the week but dipped over the weekend, which limited the overall rise in weekly averages. The MIBEL market in Portugal and Spain, however,
In the week of February 10, solar photovoltaic energy production declined across major European electricity markets compared to the previous week. This downturn followed two consecutive weeks of increases in solar energy generation. The German and Portuguese markets saw the most significant drops, with a 38% decrease in Germany and 17% in Portugal, compared to
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In Week 06 of 2025, electricity prices across the South Eastern (SEE) European markets experienced a slight increase, influenced by higher demand, a reduction in wind energy generation, and a significant rise in TTF gas futures, which reached their highest settlement in two years. All SEE markets saw electricity prices surge, except for Türkiye. Bulgaria
In the fifth week of January 2025, electricity market prices in Southeast Europe (SEE) experienced a decline due to stable electricity demand and an increase in wind energy production. All SEE markets saw price reductions, with two-digit decreases, except Italy. Romania and Hungary experienced the highest percentage drops in electricity prices at -23.41% and -23.31%,
In the final week of January, average prices across the major European electricity markets experienced a decline. The IPEX market in Italy saw the smallest decrease, dropping 7.8%, while the MIBEL market of Spain and Portugal witnessed the largest fall, with a 38% drop. Other markets observed price reductions ranging from 13% in the German
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In Week 04 of 2025, electricity prices in Southeast Europe (SEE) saw an upward trend due to higher demand and a decline in wind energy production. All SEE markets experienced price increases, with Hungary and Croatia registering the largest hikes at 10.30% and 7.74%, respectively. Other markets, including Bulgaria and Romania, also saw significant increases
In the fourth week of January, most major European electricity markets saw a decline in average prices. However, there were notable exceptions, with increases in the IPEX market of Italy (up 4.4%), the N2EX market of the United Kingdom (up 26%), and the Nord Pool market of the Nordic countries (up 164%). The MIBEL market,
