European gas market Week 51: Prices edge higher amid supply stability and colder weather forecasts
During Week 51 of 2025, Dutch gas prices posted modest gains, but the market is largely expected to trade sideways, […]
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Srbijagas – Between stability and missed reforms
Srbijagas has been one of Serbia’s most critical state energy companies in recent years — surrounded by vast promises, political
Global energy commodities in mid-December: Brent oil, TTF gas and EU CO₂ futures show volatility
During the week of December 15, Brent crude oil futures for the Front Month on the ICE market experienced fluctuations,
Region: Hungary’s MVM secures major LNG capacity at Croatia’s Krk terminal to mitigate Russian gas risks
Hungary’s largest gas wholesaler, MVM, has revealed that it has reserved significant import capacity at Croatia’s LNG terminal on the
Albania transitions from gas transit to consumption with SOCAR supply in Korca
Albania is set to emerge as a significant natural gas consumer, as Azerbaijan’s state energy company SOCAR prepares to supply
Regulatory approaches to integrated energy systems in Serbia: From fragmentation to coherence
Serbia’s energy policy is increasingly torn between its traditional sector-based governance and a future that demands full integration. Historically, electricity,
Serbia’s baseload future: Assessing gas demand by 2035–2040
Serbia is entering the most decisive decade in the modern history of its energy system. What for years looked like
Romania: Regulator fines Midia offshore gas consortium for non-compliance with domestic supply rules
Romania’s energy regulator ANRE has imposed a new round of financial sanctions on the consortium developing the Midia offshore gas
Five-country regulators approve expanded Greece–Ukraine gas transit framework through 2026
Energy regulators from five countries have approved a new framework for gas transit capacity linking Greece with Ukraine, paving the
Oil & gas in SEE: Integration, exposure and Serbia’s central position in a region that can no longer pretend fossil risks are “national”
Electricity in South-East Europe has already become a shared risk ecosystem. Oil and gas are not far behind — they
Fragmented rules, unified risk
Energy markets in Europe operate under a paradox. Physically and financially, they have become deeply integrated. Regulators, however, still govern
Hedging without isolated markets
Hedging strategies are built on assumptions. For much of Europe’s energy-market history, the central assumption was that risks could be