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Southeastern Europe power prices rise on higher demand and weaker wind, Oct 12

Electricity prices across southeastern Europe increased sharply for Monday, October 12, following a rebound in demand after the weekend and a drop in forecast...

Baranda Energetski Park advances 317 MW solar near Opovo with 31.7 MW battery

Project scale and location near Opovo Developer Baranda Energetski Park is progressing a proposed 317 MW solar project near Opovo in Serbia. The plan includes...
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Southeastern Europe power prices rise on higher demand and weaker wind, Oct 12

Electricity prices across southeastern Europe increased sharply for Monday, October 12, following a rebound in demand after the weekend and a drop in forecast...

CBAM verification requirements tighten carbon documentation for Southeast Europe power exports

Electricity exporters and trading companies across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Albania are facing increased pressure to document the carbon characteristics...

Hungary premium to Germany widens to nearly €75/MWh on Oct. 8 delivery

German day-ahead electricity fell by €52.68/MWh to €139.35/MWh, while Hungary’s HUPX benchmark increased by €3.47 to €214.28/MWh for Oct. 8 delivery. The resulting €74.93/MWh...

Southeast Europe power prices rise on weaker wind and nuclear outages

Electricity prices for 9 October delivery increased across Southeast Europe, with Hungary reaching €269.43/MWh and Serbia posting the largest daily rise among the markets...
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Data centre grid queue hits 9 GW as ADMIE reviews connection prioritisation

Data centre connection requests submitted to Greek transmission operator ADMIE have reached approximately 9 GW, increasing pressure on high-voltage capacity allocation. The level of...
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Serbia readies €175 million World Bank gas network upgrade for pipelines and storage

Serbia is preparing a gas infrastructure upgrade supported by a €175 million World Bank package. The programme targets ageing pipelines, transmission bottlenecks and storage...
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OMV Petrom refining margin rises as upstream and gas volumes fall

OMV Petrom said its third-quarter indicator refining margin increased sharply while upstream production and gas sales continued to decline. The refining indicator reached $41.75...

Southeastern Europe power prices rise on higher demand and weaker wind, Oct 12

Electricity prices across southeastern Europe increased sharply for Monday, October 12, following a rebound in demand after the weekend and a drop in forecast...

OMV Petrom refining margin rises as upstream and gas volumes fall

OMV Petrom said its third-quarter indicator refining margin increased sharply while upstream production and gas sales continued to decline. The refining indicator reached $41.75...

Mintia gas plant advances with first turbine on natural gas and turbine testing

Romania’s Mintia gas-fired power project has moved into a further commissioning phase after its first turbine began operating on natural gas on October 8....

Data centre grid queue hits 9 GW as ADMIE reviews connection prioritisation

Data centre connection requests submitted to Greek transmission operator ADMIE have reached approximately 9 GW, increasing pressure on high-voltage capacity allocation. The level of...

Bulgaria net electricity exports up 62% on expanding solar and storage

Bulgaria’s net electricity exports reached approximately 3.5 TWh by early October, up 62% from 2.16 TWh a year earlier. The increase was linked to...

Europe storage at 72% raises reliance on sustained LNG deliveries this winter

EU gas storage stood at approximately 811 TWh, or 74 billion cubic metres, on October 1, based on figures attributed to ENTSOG. Storage levels...

Greece secures nearly €1 billion fiscal flexibility for energy security investments

Greece has received European Union approval for additional fiscal flexibility covering nearly €1 billion of planned energy-security and resilience investment through 2028. The measures...

HELLENiQ ENERGY launches 100 MW/200 MWh battery storage at Thessaloniki

HELLENiQ ENERGY has brought a 100 MW/200 MWh battery storage facility into operation at its Thessaloniki industrial complex. The project is part of a...
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Baranda Energetski Park advances 317 MW solar near Opovo with 31.7 MW battery

Project scale and location near Opovo Developer Baranda Energetski Park is progressing a proposed 317 MW solar project near Opovo in Serbia. The plan includes...

Serbia readies €175 million World Bank gas network upgrade for pipelines and storage

Serbia is preparing a gas infrastructure upgrade supported by a €175 million World Bank package. The programme targets ageing pipelines, transmission bottlenecks and storage...

Serbia sees near-25% drop as Romania and Bulgaria face nuclear-related supply limits

Serbia’s wholesale electricity price fell almost 25% for Saturday delivery as weekend demand eased, while Romania, Bulgaria and Montenegro stayed above €230/MWh. The move...

Market News Roundup CW41

Between October 5, 2026 and October 11, 2026, 67 articles were published. ...

DPM Metals plans early-2027 construction for Serbia’s Čoka Rakita gold project

DPM Metals is advancing its Čoka Rakita gold project in eastern Serbia toward construction in early 2027, supported by cash flow from existing Balkan...

Northstone shifts focus to Serbia as Tlamino advances toward development

Australian-listed Northstone Resources says it is making Serbia the centre of its gold and copper growth strategy, moving investor attention beyond the country’s established...

EU CBAM certificate price lifts default carbon cost for Serbian electricity exports

The European Commission set the third-quarter 2026 CBAM certificate price at €82.32 per tonne of CO₂, up 9.4% from €75.28 in the second quarter....

Serbia data centres and EU carbon rules: converting power into digital exports

Serbia’s data-centre sector is emerging as a route to monetise domestic electricity by supplying cloud, hosting, storage and computing capacity to European customers. The...
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