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Republika Srpska extends €0.05/litre fuel subsidy to October 15

The government of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Serb Republic, Republika Srpska, extended its fuel subsidy until October 15. The measure is designed to maintain support...

Albania to take control of 100 MW floating thermal reserve near Vlore

Albania is preparing to place 100 MW of dispatchable reserve capacity under state control through the proposed acquisition of two floating thermal power plants...

Hydropower output swings alter weekly electricity balances across Southeast Europe

Regional hydro generation trends to September 13 Hydropower generation in Southeast Europe fell 2.1% to 2.81 TWh in the week to September 13. The overall...

European power prices track higher TTF gas costs in Southeast Europe

TTF gas futures rise in the week to September 13 Dutch TTF gas futures averaged €77.99/MWh in the week to September 13, up 8.5%. The...

Wind and solar declines lift prices across Southeast Europe, week to Sept 13

Lower wind and solar output tightened Southeast European electricity markets in the week to September 13, while regional demand fell. Combined variable renewable generation...

Cross-border electricity flows drop in Southeast Europe week to September 13

Cross-border electricity trading in Southeast Europe fell sharply in the week to September 13, affecting the region’s ability to balance national supply deficits. The...
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Wholesale power prices rose across much of Southeast Europe in the week to September 13 while regional electricity demand declined, highlighting the role of...

Regional demand trends in the week to September 13 Electricity demand across the monitored area fell 4.7% week on week to 17.67 TWh. Consumption dropped...

Solar-led drop in SEE day-ahead power prices, Italy keeps higher premiums

Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe fell sharply on Wednesday, September 16, with stronger solar generation and lower regional demand easing earlier-week tightness. The...

Hydrogen electrolysis study links Slovenia’s electricity and gas transmission operations

ELES, Plinovodi and Japan’s Yokogawa Electric signed a memorandum on Sept. 10 to develop a Slovenian hydrogen ecosystem and an initial demonstration project connecting...

Two-tier flexibility market groundwork in Montenegro for CGES and CEDIS rules

Montenegro is developing a regulatory framework for a two-level electricity flexibility market that would enable the same class of aggregators and flexible consumers to...
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