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Romania nuclear outage risks Cernavoda restart delay into late September

Romania may remain without generation from the Cernavoda nuclear power plant until late September as low Danube levels delay restart preparations. Both reactors have...

Econergy launches 70 MW/141 MWh battery with Parau 1 solar in Romania

Econergy has placed a 70 MW/141 MWh battery into commercial operation alongside its Parau 1 solar plant in Romania. The project is designed as...

Coal-fired output from Pljevlja covered 65% of EPCG summer generation

Danube drought triggers emergency dredging at Budapest’s Kelenfoldi power plant

Bulgaria discloses BOTAS LNG volumes as 13-year contract payment data stays undisclosed

ERS unit seeks €11 million capital increase for HE Bistrica hydropower

European gas prices rise on Hormuz shipping slowdown and Iran-U.S. tensions

Solar output drove sharp midday swings in September 8 day-ahead prices across Southeast Europe

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Solar output drove sharp midday swings in September 8 day-ahead prices across Southeast Europe

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe diverged for delivery on Tuesday, September 8, as stronger solar generation pushed down midday levels while Italy and...

Solar-driven price collapse and evening scarcity hit Southeast Europe markets

Central and Southeast European power prices swung within a single week, moving from scarcity levels close to €200/MWh to zero and negative pricing during...

Solar-driven negative prices in Central and Southeast Europe before evening rebound

Day-ahead electricity prices across much of Central and Southeast Europe fell to zero or negative levels during Sunday’s solar peak. Prices then rebounded above...

Day-ahead power prices drop across Southeast Europe as solar and wind rise

Day-ahead electricity prices fell across most Southeast European markets for Friday delivery, with Serbia and Greece leading the declines. The moves came as stronger...
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Coal-fired output from Pljevlja covered 65% of EPCG summer generation

Montenegro’s Pljevlja thermal power plant supplied around 65% of electricity generated by state utility EPCG between June and August. The period coincided with drought...

Danube drought triggers emergency dredging at Budapest’s Kelenfoldi power plant

Greece approves €2.3 billion programme for island grids, renewables and storage

Slovenian household electricity and gas prices increase in Q2 2026

Serbia’s power system recovery leaves lignite dependence and cost risks exposed

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Bulgaria discloses BOTAS LNG volumes as 13-year contract payment data stays undisclosed

Bulgargaz has published LNG delivery volumes handled through BOTAS under their 13-year agreement, while payment information remains withheld. The Bulgarian state gas supplier disclosed...

European gas prices rise on Hormuz shipping slowdown and Iran-U.S. tensions

European gas prices above €74/MWh widen Bulgaria’s regulated September discount

Slovenian household electricity and gas prices increase in Q2 2026

Serbia and SOCAR near joint venture on up to 500 MW gas-fired CHP

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Romania nuclear outage risks Cernavoda restart delay into late September

Romania may remain without generation from the Cernavoda nuclear power plant until late September as low Danube levels delay restart preparations. Both reactors have...

Econergy launches 70 MW/141 MWh battery with Parau 1 solar in Romania

Econergy has placed a 70 MW/141 MWh battery into commercial operation alongside its Parau 1 solar plant in Romania. The project is designed as...

Coal-fired output from Pljevlja covered 65% of EPCG summer generation

Montenegro’s Pljevlja thermal power plant supplied around 65% of electricity generated by state utility EPCG between June and August. The period coincided with drought...

Danube drought triggers emergency dredging at Budapest’s Kelenfoldi power plant

Emergency dredging completed at Kelenfoldi Hungary’s record-low Danube levels prompted emergency dredging at the Kelenfoldi power plant in Budapest to preserve access to cooling and...

Bulgaria discloses BOTAS LNG volumes as 13-year contract payment data stays undisclosed

Bulgargaz has published LNG delivery volumes handled through BOTAS under their 13-year agreement, while payment information remains withheld. The Bulgarian state gas supplier disclosed...

ERS unit seeks €11 million capital increase for HE Bistrica hydropower

Capital conversion and extraordinary shareholder meeting An ERS subsidiary in Bosnia and Herzegovina is preparing another recapitalisation of the project company HE Bistrica as financing...

European gas prices rise on Hormuz shipping slowdown and Iran-U.S. tensions

European gas prices moved higher to the highest level since late 2022 as concerns grew around reduced shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The...

Solar output drove sharp midday swings in September 8 day-ahead prices across Southeast Europe

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe diverged for delivery on Tuesday, September 8, as stronger solar generation pushed down midday levels while Italy and...
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Market News Roundup CW36

Between August 31, 2026 and September 6, 2026, 73 articles were published. ...

Serbia and SOCAR near joint venture on up to 500 MW gas-fired CHP

Shareholder agreement talks in Belgrade Representatives of Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy, state power utility EPS, gas company Srbijagas and Azerbaijan’s SOCAR have completed...

Serbia’s power system recovery leaves lignite dependence and cost risks exposed

A 2025 energy-sector assessment says Serbia’s electricity system has recovered from severe operational problems earlier in the decade, but structural exposure remains. Continued reliance...

Serbia’s August power discount persists, then narrows sharply at start of September

Serbia maintained one of Southeast Europe’s lower wholesale electricity positions during the second half of August, with stronger hydro, renewable and thermal output supporting...

EPS launches consultancy tender for Bistrica pumped-storage procurement documents

Serbia’s state power utility EPS has opened a tender for consultancy services to revise procurement documentation for the planned 660 MW Bistrica pumped-storage hydropower...

Serbia day-ahead prices jump €34/MWh for Sept. 1 amid Romania nuclear shortfall

Serbian day-ahead electricity prices rose by around €34/MWh for Sept. 1 delivery as stronger regional demand and the continued absence of Romanian nuclear generation...

China’s Jiangsu Reliance Energy Tech plans €100.5m battery factory in Serbia

Investment details and location Jiangsu Reliance Energy Tech plans to invest €100.5 million in a battery factory in Serbia, described as its first overseas production...

U.S. extends NIS sanctions waiver to September 30 for Pančevo operations

Temporary U.S. licence keeps NIS refinery running The U.S. Treasury has extended a sanctions waiver for NIS through Sept. 30, allowing the Pančevo refinery to...

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