CBAM reduces Western Balkan coal export revenues, tightening pressure on utility financing
The European Union’s (EU) Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is reducing the value of electricity exports to the EU from
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Greek suppliers face stronger financial incentives to improve electricity demand forecasting
Greek electricity retailers will face stronger incentives to predict customer consumption accurately from November 1. Revised balancing-market rules on significant,
Italy’s Planned Gas Cost Relief Could Reshape Southeast Europe’s Electricity Export Hedging
Italy’s preliminary agreement with the European Commission on measures to curb the effect of high gas costs on electricity prices
Serbian Steel Pairs Renewable Power Planning with Distinct CBAM Compliance Risks
Serbia’s steel producers are entering a period in which electricity procurement, carbon reporting and export competitiveness are increasingly connected. But
Serbian exporters weigh current CBAM rules against proposed EU electricity reforms
Serbian exporters and electricity traders face a regulatory split in late 2026: the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM framework)
Solar rebound pulls down SEE day-ahead prices, while eastern markets stay tight
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices mostly declined on Friday as lower demand and a sharp rebound in solar generation eased
SANY acquires 153 MW Romanian battery project as planned investment reaches €1 billion
China’s SANY has acquired a 153 MW standalone battery storage project at Borzești, Romania, expanding its planned investment in the
PPC and Metlen target first 300 MW of Southeast European batteries for early 2027
In Greece, energy groups PPC and Metlen expect to commission the first 300 MW of their joint battery-storage portfolio in
Europe’s Critical Minerals Push Leaves Refiners Facing Uneven CBAM Coverage
Europe is accelerating investment in domestic mining, refining and recycling, while the EU Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) is advancing
Hungary and Serbia electricity prices climb as import dependence and regional spreads widen
Southeastern European day-ahead power markets moved in sharply different directions on Thursday. Prices in Hungary and Serbia exceeded €260/MWh as
DEPA Trade secures permit for Greece’s first biomethane production facility
Greece is preparing its first biomethane production facility after DEPA Trade received an installation permit for a renewable gas unit
ADEX links Slovenian, Hungarian and Serbian intraday power markets on common platform
The ADEX Group has launched a common continuous intraday trading environment connecting the Slovenian, Hungarian and Serbian power markets in