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Romania boosts gas injections to more than 13 million cubic metres per day

Romania has increased gas injections into storage to above 13 million cubic metres per day ahead of winter. The move follows stronger cross-border inflows...

Croatia reduces diesel excise duty to limit retail price rise

Croatia has reduced diesel excise duty to absorb part of a rise in international fuel costs, limiting the increase passed on to motorists. Without...

Renalfa boosts Devnya solar to 65 MW with 60 MW/165 MWh battery storage

Renalfa IPP has expanded its Devnya solar plant in northeastern Bulgaria from 5 MW to 65 MW. The project also added a 60 MW/165...

Carlyle Lukoil refinery assets await U.S. clearance, ownership of European plants unresolved

Carlyle’s proposed deal for Lukoil assets is awaiting final U.S. clearance, according to the reported account. The same source says Carlyle’s planned acquisition of...

EU prepares sustainability labels for data centres above 500 kW

The European Union is developing a sustainability rating system for data centres with power capacity above 500 kW. The initiative is aimed at providing...

Brent, TTF gas and EU carbon prices hold near recent highs in September

ICE front-month Brent crude futures settled at a weekly high of $108.75/bbl on Tuesday, September 15. AleaSoft Energy Forecasting data show the level was...
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European power prices drop across major markets in September, Italy rises

Weekly average declines in third week of September Weekly average electricity prices in major European markets declined during the third week of September, with Italy...

Electricity demand diverges across Europe as Germany and Portugal rise

Week of September 14: mixed demand trends In the week of September 14, electricity demand moved in different directions across European markets. Demand increased in...

Solar output declines across major European markets while wind rises

Solar photovoltaic generation trends in the week of September 14 In the week of September 14, solar photovoltaic generation fell across all major European electricity...

Hungary and regional SEE power prices jump on cold snap and weaker imports

Day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply across Hungary and much of southeastern Europe on Tuesday, with colder weather lifting consumption, renewable output weakening, and electricity...
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