SEE thermal output falls as coal and lignite rise amid higher gas prices
In Southeast Europe (SEE), coal and lignite generation increased in Week 42 while total thermal output declined. Regional thermal production
CBAM Electricity
TTF Surge Lifts Power Generation Costs as Europe Enters Winter With Limited Gas Storage
TTF futures extended their rally in Week 42, adding upward pressure to Southeast European electricity markets as winter approached. The
Southeast Europe power prices rise despite 30.1% increase in renewables
Across Southeast Europe in Week 42, wind and solar electricity generation rose 30.1% to 3,597.48 GWh, but weekly wholesale power
Romania Cuts Power Imports as Domestic Generation Rises Despite Higher Demand
Romania recorded one of Southeast Europe’s strongest supply-side performances in Week 42, meeting a sharp rise in power consumption while
Bulgarian demand and weaker renewables cut electricity exports in Week 42
In Week 42, Bulgaria’s power market tightened as rising consumption and weaker renewable generation almost eliminated the country’s net export
Greece expands electricity price gap as wind and gas output lift exports
Greece strengthened its position as one of Southeast Europe’s most competitive power markets in Week 42, with higher renewable and
Southeast European power spreads widen as Serbia, Hungary and Romania pull ahead
Electricity prices rose across Southeast Europe in Week 42, but at markedly different rates, widening price spreads between neighbouring markets.
Serbian day-ahead power prices lead Southeast Europe in Week 42
Serbia had Southeast Europe’s highest wholesale electricity price in Week 42 as stronger demand, lower hydropower output and increased imports
Serbian generators weigh Italian electricity sales against transmission and CBAM risks
Serbian independent electricity producers could gain long-term buyers and higher revenue by exporting through Montenegro to Italy. The route uses
Montenegro’s hydropower pipeline centres on upgrades, smaller plants and studies for major dams
Montenegro’s clearest hydropower investment commitments involve upgrades to existing plants and smaller projects. Near-term signals include a €40 million KfW
Serbia’s €2.6 Billion Iron Gate 3 Plan Faces Danube and Romanian Constraints
Serbia’s proposed €2.6 billion Iron Gate 3 pumped-storage project is advancing through contracted preparation, but its investment case depends on
Buk Bijela’s €297 Million Hydropower Plan Stalled by Dispute Over Drina Concession Authority
Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) and Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) have yet to resolve who can authorize commercial use of the Drina