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Slovenia’s Brežice Solar Complex Reaches 15.34 MW

Slovenian hydropower producer HESS has commissioned two solar facilities at the Brežice hydropower plant, bringing photovoltaic capacity at the site to 15.34 MW. The...

Romania weighs delaying household gas liberalisation beyond April 2027

Romania may delay full liberalisation of household gas prices for households beyond March 2027, as policymakers consider the risk of higher bills and the...

Fitch affirms Romgaz BBB- rating amid Neptun Deep growth and debt risks

In Romania, Fitch Ratings has affirmed gas producer Romgaz at BBB- with a negative outlook, weighing expected production growth from the Neptun Deep Black...

Hungary Leads EU Russian Gas Purchases at €1.71bn

Hungary was the European Union’s largest buyer of Russian pipeline gas in the first eight months of 2026. Its purchases were worth about €1.71...

DEPA Trade Secures Permit for Greece’s First Biomethane Plant

Greece is moving ahead with its first biomethane production facility after DEPA Trade secured an installation permit for a renewable gas unit at an...

Gradina 100-MW Wind Farm Clears Environmental Screening in Bosnia

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s planned 100-MW wind farm near Tomislavgrad has passed an environmental screening stage. Authorities in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina determined...
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Albpetrol awards 101,400-tonne crude contract to domestic consortium

Albania’s state-owned oil producer Albpetrol has awarded a crude oil sales contract to domestic companies Europetrol Durres and Bitex Refinery following an auction held...

ADEX opens shared intraday trading platform for three power markets

ADEX Group launched a shared intraday continuous trading environment on October 20 for Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia. The platform links the three national power...

Serbia and Hungary price drops drive wider Southeast Europe electricity correction

Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe fell for Wednesday delivery as wind and solar output improved, domestic generation increased, and import requirements eased after...

Serbia readies €153 million gas interconnector with North Macedonia

Serbia is preparing construction of a new natural-gas interconnector with North Macedonia, intended to add another southern import route for gas entering Southeast Europe...
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