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Serbia day-ahead prices drop as Hungary premium over Germany widens

Hungary’s HUPX day-ahead electricity price reached €214.28/MWh on October 8, up €3.50 from the previous day. Its premium over Germany widened to €74.93/MWh, compared...

Nuclearelectrica pursues €800 million EIB funding for Cernavoda unit 1 overhaul

Romania’s Nuclearelectrica plans to seek €800 million in European Investment Bank financing for the refurbishment of Cernavoda unit 1, with the overhaul intended to...
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Serbia day-ahead prices drop as Hungary premium over Germany widens

Hungary’s HUPX day-ahead electricity price reached €214.28/MWh on October 8, up €3.50 from the previous day. Its premium over Germany widened to €74.93/MWh, compared...

Romania day-ahead power price rises 81% year on year in September

Romania’s average day-ahead electricity price reached €176.14/MWh in September, up 81.49% year on year. The increase was linked to higher wholesale prices that lifted...

Bulgarian day-ahead electricity prices jump 16% in September trading

Bulgarian day-ahead electricity prices rose 16% in September as volumes increased on the Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange. The month’s trading reached 3.1 TWh, with...

Day-ahead power prices fall across Southeast Europe as Hungary-Germany gap narrows

Day-ahead electricity prices for Wednesday delivery declined across most Southeast European markets, while forward quotations stayed supported by higher gas and carbon costs. The...
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US-backed Romania–Moldova interconnector to expand Moldova’s import options

Moldova is advancing the Straseni–Gutinas electricity interconnector with Romania, aiming to expand access to alternative supplies and reduce exposure to disruptions in regional power...
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DESFA greenlights 145-km gas pipeline linking Megalopoli with Patra

Greece’s DESFA has approved investment in a 145-km gas pipeline connecting Megalopoli with Patra. The project is intended to extend the national transmission network...
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Albania to auction 101,400 tonnes of crude oil linked to Brent on October 8

Albania is offering 101,400 tonnes of crude oil in a benchmark-linked auction. The sale will be conducted by the state-owned company Albpetrol on October...

Serbia day-ahead prices drop as Hungary premium over Germany widens

Hungary’s HUPX day-ahead electricity price reached €214.28/MWh on October 8, up €3.50 from the previous day. Its premium over Germany widened to €74.93/MWh, compared...

Nuclearelectrica pursues €800 million EIB funding for Cernavoda unit 1 overhaul

Romania’s Nuclearelectrica plans to seek €800 million in European Investment Bank financing for the refurbishment of Cernavoda unit 1, with the overhaul intended to...

US-backed Romania–Moldova interconnector to expand Moldova’s import options

Moldova is advancing the Straseni–Gutinas electricity interconnector with Romania, aiming to expand access to alternative supplies and reduce exposure to disruptions in regional power...

Romania day-ahead power price rises 81% year on year in September

Romania’s average day-ahead electricity price reached €176.14/MWh in September, up 81.49% year on year. The increase was linked to higher wholesale prices that lifted...

DESFA greenlights 145-km gas pipeline linking Megalopoli with Patra

Greece’s DESFA has approved investment in a 145-km gas pipeline connecting Megalopoli with Patra. The project is intended to extend the national transmission network...

Bulgarian day-ahead electricity prices jump 16% in September trading

Bulgarian day-ahead electricity prices rose 16% in September as volumes increased on the Independent Bulgarian Energy Exchange. The month’s trading reached 3.1 TWh, with...

Kozloduy cuts output at both reactors as Danube water levels remain low

Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant is reducing generation at both operating units as low Danube water levels widen a constraint that had previously affected...

TAP boosts Albania’s gas entry capacity toward Roskovec and Fier South

TAP has made 160 million cubic metres per year of capacity available for gas moving from Greece to a new exit point at Roskovec....
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Serbia targets early 2028 completion for gas link with North Macedonia

Construction timetable for the Serbia–North Macedonia pipeline Serbia is aiming to start construction of its gas interconnector with North Macedonia, targeting completion in the first...

Innovagrid secures 200 MW TCL SunPower module supply for Serbian solar projects

Innovagrid has secured a supply arrangement for approximately 200 MW of TCL SunPower solar modules tied to projects expected to progress in Serbia over...

MOL extends NIS controlling-stake talks under new US OFAC authorisation

OFAC authorisation extends negotiations to October 30 MOL says negotiations to acquire a controlling stake in Serbia’s NIS remain active, rejecting reports that discussions with...

Market News Roundup CW40

Between September 28, 2026 and October 4, 2026, 70 articles were published. ...

Southeast Europe power and gas updates: solar, flexibility markets, and grid investment

Between September 28, 2026 and October 4, 2026, 70 articles were published in the regional market coverage. The most-read items included Bosnia and Herzegovina’s...

Serbia consults on rules for supplier and independent aggregator switching

The Energy Agency of the Republic of Serbia, AERS, is completing a consultation on rules for supplier and aggregator switching, with the consultation due...

Serbian day-ahead prices drop as regional spreads widen on 2 October

Serbian day-ahead electricity prices for delivery on 2 October fell, while most neighbouring markets recorded increases. The move widened the discount to Hungary, with...

MOL-NIS majority stake talks in Serbia unresolved as October deadline nears

A potential MOL acquisition of a majority stake in Serbia’s NIS remains unresolved as an October deadline approaches. A new US authorisation allows negotiations...
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