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Southeast Europe day-ahead prices jump on September 21 demand rebound

Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe rose sharply on September 21 as weekday demand recovered. Hungary maintained a substantial premium over most neighbouring markets...

Slovenia revises regulated fuel pricing to limit diesel and petrol increases

Slovenia is changing its regulated fuel-pricing formula and extending tax-related relief as higher wholesale oil prices raise costs for households and businesses. The government’s...
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Southeast Europe day-ahead prices jump on September 21 demand rebound

Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe rose sharply on September 21 as weekday demand recovered. Hungary maintained a substantial premium over most neighbouring markets...

Hungary-Germany spread widens as wind weakens and imports rise across Southeast Europe

Day-ahead electricity prices increased across most of southeastern Europe for Friday delivery, with weaker wind generation lifting the region’s import requirement. The move widened...

Balkan day-ahead prices diverge as Serbia falls and Hungary, Slovenia stay premium

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe diverged on Thursday, September 17, with stronger solar output lowering prices in parts of the central Balkans while...

Solar-led drop in SEE day-ahead power prices, Italy keeps higher premiums

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe fell sharply on Wednesday, September 16, with stronger solar generation and lower regional demand easing earlier-week tightness. The...
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Bulgaria launches in-depth probe into Maritsa East 3 acquisition by Nomad Capital Group

Bulgaria’s competition authority has opened an in-depth investigation into Nomad Capital Group’s planned acquisition of the inactive Maritsa East 3 coal-fired power plant and...
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Slovenia revises regulated fuel pricing to limit diesel and petrol increases

Slovenia is changing its regulated fuel-pricing formula and extending tax-related relief as higher wholesale oil prices raise costs for households and businesses. The government’s...

Southeast Europe day-ahead prices jump on September 21 demand rebound

Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe rose sharply on September 21 as weekday demand recovered. Hungary maintained a substantial premium over most neighbouring markets...

Slovenia revises regulated fuel pricing to limit diesel and petrol increases

Slovenia is changing its regulated fuel-pricing formula and extending tax-related relief as higher wholesale oil prices raise costs for households and businesses. The government’s...

Enexus to add 50 MWh battery storage to Titu solar hybrids

Romanian renewable developer Enexus plans to install 50 MWh of battery storage alongside two solar projects in Titu, Dâmbovița county. The development extends Enexus’s...

Bulgaria unveils fuel-cost relief package worth over €300 million

Bulgaria has introduced more than €300 million in support measures aimed at limiting the impact of expensive fuel on inflation. The package includes targeted...

Bulgaria launches in-depth probe into Maritsa East 3 acquisition by Nomad Capital Group

Bulgaria’s competition authority has opened an in-depth investigation into Nomad Capital Group’s planned acquisition of the inactive Maritsa East 3 coal-fired power plant and...

FBiH tenders 1.67 million litres of strategic diesel for Blažuj terminal storage

The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has launched a procurement for 1.67 million litres of diesel to expand strategic fuel stocks at the Blažuj...

Albania plans direct state control of strategic fuel reserves via new authority

Albania is preparing to place strategic fuel reserves under direct state management as geopolitical risks increase pressure on smaller fuel-importing markets to strengthen supply...

Balkan wholesale power prices converge as renewables and batteries expand

Wholesale electricity prices in Southeast Europe are moving toward the lower end of the European market as new renewable capacity and battery storage reshape...
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Vinča waste-to-energy plant hits first million tonnes of municipal waste processed

Milestone for Vinča complex near Belgrade The Vinča waste-to-energy plant near Belgrade has processed its first one million tonnes of municipal waste, marking a step...

Market News Roundup CW38

Between September 14, 2026 and September 20, 2026, 63 articles were published. ...

Power market developments across Southeast Europe, September 14-20, 2026

Power prices, trading conditions and cross-border constraints Trading activity in Southeast Europe was shaped by wind variability and grid limitations during the week of September...

Serbia CBAM changes target electricity evidence for cross-border actual emissions

The European Parliament on Sept. 15 adopted its negotiating position on a broader revision of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism by 464 votes...

Serbia signs grid-connection agreements for about 2 GW of battery storage

Serbia’s transmission system operator EMS said it has signed grid-connection agreements covering around 2 GW of battery energy storage. EMS also reported that roughly...

EPS-backed €107.5 million package for hydropower upgrades and coal-site solar

Serbian state utility EPS has secured approximately €107.5 million to modernise hydropower plants and develop more than 120 MW of solar capacity on land...

Oil, gas and low hydropower raise Serbia’s winter energy cost exposure

Crude prices and fuel-price pass-through Crude oil in the local market was reported at approximately $105 a barrel. That level reflects an increase of around...

Masdar and Taaleri commission 154 MW Čibuk 2, expanding Serbia’s wind complex to 312 MW

Masdar and Finland’s Taaleri Energia have formally commissioned the 154 MW Čibuk 2 wind farm. The project adds to Serbia’s largest wind power complex...
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