Hungary and Romania accounted for nearly 7 TWh of the 9.845 TWh of gross electricity imports attributed to Serbia by EU customs statistics in 2025. Those trade totals do not identify the Serbian generating installations relevant to EU carbon accounting.
Serbia’s Finance Ministry estimated potential 2026 exposure of 140.2 million euros under the EU carbon border mechanism. EU importers carry the legal reporting and certificate obligations, but contract terms could shift costs to Serbian suppliers.
Southeast European day-ahead power prices remained near €300/MWh on November 4, while differences between markets widened. Imports increased, and Serbia’s
Southeast European day-ahead power markets moved in opposite directions on 3 November. Prices rose in Serbia, Montenegro, North Macedonia and
Greece plans to charge new data centres an annual levy of €15,000 per MW and require developers to secure renewable
On Serbia’s SEEPEX power exchange, October day-ahead trading reached 579,308 MWh, broadly unchanged from September and 13.2% above the level
Norwegian renewable energy developer Scatec has secured approximately €195 million in development-bank financing for a solar and battery project supplying
Electricity prices rose across Southeast Europe during 26 October–1 November 2026, increasing procurement costs in Serbia and Montenegro even as
Southeast European day-ahead power prices rose sharply for Monday delivery on 2 November, with Bulgaria, Greece, Hungary and Romania all
Romania is introducing competitive auctions for access to the electricity grid, making transmission and distribution capacity an explicitly priced requirement
Norwegian aluminium producer Norsk Hydro has produced aluminium for the first time using HalZero, its electrolysis technology designed to eliminate
Day-ahead power prices across Southeast Europe fell from Thursday’s extreme levels on 30 October, but prices in the eastern part
