Montenegro scraps first solar auction and prepares new renewables tender for 2026
Montenegro’s Ministry of Energy has annulled its first auction for solar power market premiums after all submitted bids failed to […]
North Macedonia puts modernized Bitola–Prilep power line into trial operation
A key electricity transmission link in North Macedonia has been fully modernized and returned to service following the completion of
Croatia: Gas storage runs low after winter cold and Krk LNG shutdown
Croatia’s main underground gas storage facility entered mid-January with stock levels well below the seasonal norm, the result of a
Serbia: Crude oil shipments resume to Pancevo refinery after months-long halt
Crude oil deliveries to Serbia’s Pančevo refinery have restarted, restoring a vital supply route through the JANAF pipeline system after
Romania: Hidroelectrica accelerates first large-scale battery storage at Crucea Nord wind farm
Romania’s electricity producer Hidroelectrica is set to commission its first major battery storage facility ahead of schedule. The 72 MWh
Romania: OPCOM day-ahead electricity prices fall in December 2025 amid moderate trading volumes
The average price of electricity on the day-ahead market of the Romanian energy exchange OPCOM reached €117.64/MWh in December 2025.
Montenegro explores gas-fired power expansion with EPCG feasibility study
Montenegrin state-owned utility EPCG has completed a comprehensive feasibility study evaluating the potential construction of gas-fired power plants at several
Region: Greece–North Macedonia oil pipeline resumes operations, boosting regional fuel supply
According to Helleniq Energy CEO Andreas Shiamishis, fuel flows between Greece and North Macedonia have resumed after the Thessaloniki–Skopje oil
Croatia: CROPEX introduces shorter lead times on intraday continuous market
The Croatian energy exchange CROPEX announced changes to the intraday continuous market for the delivery day of 14 January 2026,
Bulgaria moves to reform electricity market, encourages renewable and citizen-led energy communities
Bulgaria’s energy regulator KEVR has taken another step toward reforming the electricity market by launching a public discussion on proposed
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Controversial 537.5 MW Leotar wind project moves forward amid corruption concerns
Plans for a major wind project on Mount Leotar above Trebinje are moving forward after Zhongbo Group submitted a request
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Republic of Srpska set to approve transfer of coal mining rights from Comsar Energy to RiTE Ugljevik
The Government of the Republic of Srpska (RS) is expected to make a final decision next week on transferring coal