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Eastern SEE power prices hold near €300/MWh as renewables fall

Electricity prices in eastern Southeast Europe remained near €300/MWh on 30 October as lower wind and solar output drove a sharp rise in imports....

Romania’s Romgaz gas sales fall 5.6% in nine months

Romania’s state-controlled gas producer Romgaz recorded a 5.6% year-on-year decline in domestic gas sales during the first nine months of 2026, to approximately 3.43...

North Macedonia sells 34,000 guarantees of origin at first auction

Faria Renewables Completes Acquisition of 23.1 MW Greek Wind Farm

Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm targets 30 MW repowering

UK Extends Lukoil Bulgaria Sanctions Waiver to February 2027

European Gas Prices Top €100/MWh as Supply Risks Rise

Romania targets 15 November restart for one Cernavoda reactor

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Eastern SEE power prices hold near €300/MWh as renewables fall

Electricity prices in eastern Southeast Europe remained near €300/MWh on 30 October as lower wind and solar output drove a sharp rise in imports....

SEE Day-Ahead Prices Top €300/MWh on 29 October

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe climbed on 29 October, with most markets exceeding €300/MWh as stronger demand, lower wind generation and costly fuels...

Southeast European power prices approach €300/MWh as renewable output falls

Day-ahead power prices in Southeast Europe rose sharply on 28 October, with Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary and Albania clearing above €300/MWh and Serbia approaching that...

Serbia’s SEEPEX drops €43.4/MWh as regional renewables rise

Serbia’s SEEPEX baseload price fell €43.4/MWh to €241.69/MWh on Tuesday as stronger renewable generation helped push day-ahead power prices across Southeast Europe lower despite...
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Crete-Cyprus interconnector prepares for seabed surveys

Preparatory work on the Great Sea Interconnector project between Crete and Cyprus is entering a new technical phase, with teams preparing to survey the...

Koncar wins €11.5 million contract for Croatian grid transformer

Bulgaria holds household energy tariffs unchanged until July 2027

EMS Buys Serbian 110 kV Line Assets from HOPS for €125,000

Montenegro’s Pljevlja plant to shut on 31 October for maintenance

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Romania’s Romgaz gas sales fall 5.6% in nine months

Romania’s state-controlled gas producer Romgaz recorded a 5.6% year-on-year decline in domestic gas sales during the first nine months of 2026, to approximately 3.43...

European Gas Prices Top €100/MWh as Supply Risks Rise

Bulgargaz seeks to soften proposed 34% November gas price rise

Bosnia and Herzegovina Raises Wholesale Gas Price 12%

Romania weighs delaying household gas liberalisation beyond April 2027

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UK Extends Lukoil Bulgaria Sanctions Waiver to February 2027

The United Kingdom has extended its sanctions exemption for Lukoil’s Bulgarian operations until 26 February 2027, allowing Bulgaria’s largest oil refinery to keep importing...

Romania weighs diesel price controls through January 2027

NIS Seeks US Waiver Ahead of October 30 Licence Expiry

US extends Lukoil asset-sale talks to November 21

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

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Eastern SEE power prices hold near €300/MWh as renewables fall

Electricity prices in eastern Southeast Europe remained near €300/MWh on 30 October as lower wind and solar output drove a sharp rise in imports....

Romania’s Romgaz gas sales fall 5.6% in nine months

Romania’s state-controlled gas producer Romgaz recorded a 5.6% year-on-year decline in domestic gas sales during the first nine months of 2026, to approximately 3.43...

North Macedonia sells 34,000 guarantees of origin at first auction

North Macedonia has started competitive trading in guarantees of origin, with electricity market operator MEMO completing the country’s first auction. Under its wind feed-in...

Faria Renewables Completes Acquisition of 23.1 MW Greek Wind Farm

Faria Renewables has completed the purchase of a 23.1 MW wind power facility in Boeotia, Greece, from EDP Renewables. The acquisition adds an operating...

Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm targets 30 MW repowering

Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm is preparing a repowering project that would lift its installed capacity from 11.2 MW to 30 MW and add a...

UK Extends Lukoil Bulgaria Sanctions Waiver to February 2027

The United Kingdom has extended its sanctions exemption for Lukoil’s Bulgarian operations until 26 February 2027, allowing Bulgaria’s largest oil refinery to keep importing...

European Gas Prices Top €100/MWh as Supply Risks Rise

European gas prices briefly climbed above €100/MWh for the first time since 2022, as renewed concern about Middle East energy supplies weighed on commodity...

Romania targets 15 November restart for one Cernavoda reactor

Romania could bring one of the two reactors at the Cernavoda nuclear power plant back online around 15 November, as stronger Danube flows ease...
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EMS Buys Serbian 110 kV Line Assets from HOPS for €125,000

In Serbia, Croatian transmission operator HOPS has transferred the Serbian section of the 110 kV Nijemci-Sid cross-border power line to Serbian grid operator EMS...

Serbia’s October Net Power Imports Reach 515 GWh Amid Regional Strains

Serbia’s estimated net electricity imports reached 515 GWh in the first 22 days of October, as outages and drought-related constraints tighten supply in Southeast...

Serbia’s 312 MW Wind Complex Puts Balancing in Focus

Serbia has shown that large-scale wind farms can be built, financed and connected, shifting attention to how they operate in the electricity market. The...

Zijin targets 18 million tonnes annually in Bor mine expansion

Zijin Mining is planning to expand the Jama Bor copper mine in eastern Serbia to an annual extraction rate of 18 million tonnes of...

Serbia’s negative prices test renewable finance as SEEPEX trades over 566 GWh

Serbia’s first instances of negative electricity prices have brought future renewable project financing into focus, although they do not indicate the scale of renewable...

NIS Seeks US Waiver Ahead of October 30 Licence Expiry

Serbia’s oil company NIS has submitted another request to the US Treasury Department’s Office of Foreign Assets Control for authorization to continue operating. Its...

Market News Roundup CW43

Between October 19, 2026 and October 25, 2026, 64 articles were published. ...

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...

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