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Solar-driven midday price drops widen evening flexibility premium in Southeast Europe

Wholesale power prices increased across most of Southeast Europe during Aug. 17-23 even as aggregate electricity demand weakened. The pattern points to generation timing...

Day-ahead power prices drop across Southeast Europe as solar and wind rise

Day-ahead electricity prices fell across most Southeast European markets for Friday delivery, with Serbia and Greece leading the declines. The moves came as stronger...

Romania advances green hydrogen and SAF investment while Serbia focuses on fuel logistics

Serbia’s Pančevo refinery output and diesel supply in August Serbia’s Pančevo refinery, operated by NIS, started August crude processing at about 11,000 tonnes per day,...

Financing for Southeast Europe renewables narrows toward larger projects

Lenders in Southeast Europe are showing tighter selectivity as renewable financing standards evolve and capital is directed toward projects with scale and credible routes...

Grid access becomes key constraint for Montenegro solar and wind pipeline

Montenegro has expanded a pipeline of proposed solar and wind projects, but August developments pointed to a tightening constraint around grid access. The issue...

Gas infrastructure and flexible capacity drive Southeast Europe’s gas agenda

August’s developments in the region centred on gas infrastructure, supply diversification and selective investment in flexible gas-fired capacity rather than a broad return to...
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Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism reshapes price convergence in Southeast Europe power markets

Several Southeast European electricity markets showed a high degree of physical integration during parts of August, with multiple national power exchanges clearing at similar...

Nuclear output constrained by river flows at Krško and Cernavoda in August

Large thermal power plants can face operational limits tied to river conditions, a factor highlighted during Southeast Europe’s August heatwave. The constraints were reflected...

Hydrological stress cuts Serbian and Albanian hydro generation during peak demand

Hydropower has been viewed as one of Southeast Europe’s most valuable electricity assets, combining renewable output with dispatchability and the ability to respond quickly...

Romania battery projects secure new financing models for large-scale storage

Romania is increasingly positioned as Southeast Europe’s battery-financing testbed, with activity moving beyond announcements of new battery projects. Recent transactions and policy support point...
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