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Greece, Italy increase LNG inflows as TTF averages €86.54/MWh

Greece and Italy received sharply higher liquefied natural gas (LNG) volumes in Week 42, as Southeast Europe entered winter with elevated gas prices and...

Southeast Europe’s Net Power Imports Edge Up 0.4% to 1,194.36 GWh

Combined net electricity imports in Southeast Europe rose by just 0.4% to 1,194.36 GWh in Week 42, despite substantial shifts in national trade positions,...

SEE coal generation rises 3.40% as gas output falls 7.43%

TTF averages €86.54/MWh as Southeast Europe faces winter gas pressure

Southeast Europe renewables rise 30.1% as power prices climb

Romania cuts electricity imports 59.06% as prices reach €240.51/MWh

Bulgaria’s net power exports plunge 97.8% to 3.56 GWh

Greece’s €186.57/MWh power price coincided with a 143.88% export surge

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Romania at €250.35/MWh as Southeast European power prices ease

Romania’s day-ahead power price reached €250.35/MWh on Friday, the highest among Southeast Europe’s major markets, even as prices fell across most of the region....

Hungary and Serbia Power Prices Reach €263/MWh as Imports Rise

Hungary and Serbia recorded day-ahead electricity prices above €260/MWh on Thursday, as higher demand and a widening regional supply deficit increased import dependence across...

Serbia and Hungary price drops drive wider Southeast Europe electricity correction

Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe fell for Wednesday delivery as wind and solar output improved, domestic generation increased, and import requirements eased after...

Hungary and Serbia prices rise as wind output falls across Southeast Europe

Hungary’s HUPX day-ahead price for Tuesday delivery reached €326.57/MWh, up €34.20/MWh. Serbia’s SEEPEX increased €16.90/MWh to €317.08/MWh, while Montenegro’s BELEN gained €18.50/MWh to €294.77/MWh....
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Romania targets early-2027 start for 400 kV Suceava-Bălți line

Romanian transmission system operator Transelectrica expects construction of the 400 kV Suceava-Bălți power interconnector with Moldova to start in early 2027, as permitting for...

EPBiH faces renewed pressure for higher electricity prices amid coal shortages

Bulgaria net electricity export surplus hits 3.69 TWh amid renewable output growth

Republika Srpska to raise power prices from January 2027 amid Ugljevik coal issues

Romania grid operator Transelectrica to invest over €2.25bn in 2026-2035

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Gas

Bosnia and Herzegovina Raises Wholesale Gas Price 12%

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has approved a 12% increase in wholesale gas prices, adding to the pressure on consumers following a separate...

Romania weighs delaying household gas liberalisation beyond April 2027

Fitch affirms Romgaz BBB- rating amid Neptun Deep growth and debt risks

Hungary Leads EU Russian Gas Purchases at €1.71bn

Serbia readies €153 million gas interconnector with North Macedonia

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Oil

US extends Lukoil asset-sale talks to November 21

The US has extended negotiations over the sale of Lukoil’s international assets to November 21, giving prospective buyers more time to structure deals involving...

Albpetrol awards 101,400-tonne crude contract to domestic consortium

North Macedonia reviews restarting crude refining at OKTA near Skopje

North Macedonia extends oil-supply emergency framework to April 2027

Romania extends 25% diesel excise cut until Oct. 31

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Greece, Italy increase LNG inflows as TTF averages €86.54/MWh

Greece and Italy received sharply higher liquefied natural gas (LNG) volumes in Week 42, as Southeast Europe entered winter with elevated gas prices and...

Southeast Europe’s Net Power Imports Edge Up 0.4% to 1,194.36 GWh

Combined net electricity imports in Southeast Europe rose by just 0.4% to 1,194.36 GWh in Week 42, despite substantial shifts in national trade positions,...

SEE coal generation rises 3.40% as gas output falls 7.43%

Courtesy of Virtu.Energy In Southeast Europe, coal and lignite generation rose 3.40% to 3,225.35 GWh in Week 42, while gas-fired output fell 7.43% to 3,415.40...

TTF averages €86.54/MWh as Southeast Europe faces winter gas pressure

In Week 42, TTF futures rose 11.6% week on week to an average of €86.54/MWh, adding pressure to power-generation costs across Southeast Europe as...

Southeast Europe renewables rise 30.1% as power prices climb

Variable renewable generation rose 30.1% to 3,597.48 GWh across Southeast Europe in Week 42, yet wholesale electricity prices increased in every market covered. Serbia...

Romania cuts electricity imports 59.06% as prices reach €240.51/MWh

Romania cut net electricity imports 59.06% to 77.57 GWh in Week 42 even as domestic consumption rose sharply. Figures from Virtu.Energy analysis show that...

Bulgaria’s net power exports plunge 97.8% to 3.56 GWh

Bulgaria’s net electricity exports fell 97.8% to 3.56 GWh in Week 42 as demand climbed and renewable generation weakened, leaving conventional plants to cover...

Greece’s €186.57/MWh power price coincided with a 143.88% export surge

Greece’s day-ahead electricity price averaged €186.57/MWh in Week 42 as net exports climbed 143.88% to 198.49 GWh. Wind and gas-fired generation both increased, allowing...
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Serbia’s power price hits €247.89/MWh as supply tightens

Courtesy of Virtu.Energy Serbia had Southeast Europe’s highest wholesale power market price in Week 42, with stronger consumption, lower hydropower output and greater reliance on...

Serbian IPPs assess financing for 600 MW Italy export route

Serbian independent electricity producers could reach Italian buyers through Montenegro’s 600 MW submarine connection, but the route’s financing value depends on transmission costs and...

Serbia targets Bistrica JICA financing deal by mid-2027

Serbia aims to sign a financing agreement with the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) by mid-2027 for the planned Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower plant, as...

Serbia readies €153 million gas interconnector with North Macedonia

Serbia is preparing construction of a new natural-gas interconnector with North Macedonia, intended to add another southern import route for gas entering Southeast Europe...

Djerdap 3 pumped-storage: Bechtel-Enka qualifies as Serbia prepares planning framework

Qualification under Serbia-US energy agreement Serbia has advanced work on the proposed Djerdap 3 pumped-storage hydropower project, with a Bechtel-Enka consortium moving to the next...

Market News Roundup CW42

Between October 12, 2026 and October 18, 2026, 62 articles were published. ...

Electricity and gas developments across Southeast Europe as markets react to renewables

Between October 12, 2026 and October 18, 2026, 61 articles were published covering power markets, energy policy, renewables and related commodities across Southeast Europe....

Domestic industrial PPAs in Serbia and Montenegro link renewables to EU-bound manufacturing demand

Renewable developers in Serbia and Montenegro are pursuing a second route to European industrial demand alongside cross-border electricity exports. Instead of selling power only...

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