Greece: Electricity retail market shows stability with PPC maintaining lead
A recent assessment by energy regulator RAAEY indicates that Greece’s electricity retail market remained largely stable between May and October, […]
Greece: European Energy sells 50% stake in wind project to Danish investor
Danish renewable energy group European Energy has transferred a 50% stake in the Tsoukes Sarres wind project to Danish pension
Bulgaria secures 100 million euro funding deal to boost public investment
A new financing arrangement has been established to support public investment priorities in Bulgaria, as the Bulgarian Development Bank (BDB)
Bulgaria: KEVR approves 3.3% drop in wholesale gas price for January 2026
The Bulgarian Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (KEVR) has approved a 3.3% decrease in the wholesale natural gas price
Bulgaria: Energy overview highlights rising electricity and mixed fuel trends in October 2025
According to the Bulgarian National Statistical Institute, electricity production in October 2025 increased by 8.1% compared to September, reaching 3,175
A region divided at the pump: Southeastern Europe’s growing fuel price gap
The latest comparisons of retail fuel prices reveal a clear divide across southeastern Europe, with Bosnia and Herzegovina and North
South-East Europe’s power reality: 2025 lessons and what 2026 will really look like
The story of South-East Europe’s electricity markets in 2025 is essentially a story of a region learning to navigate a
Nuclear confidence vs market fragility: What nuclear power really changes in South-East Europe’s energy future
If South-East Europe chooses nuclear as a central pillar of its energy future, the decision will not be about engineering
Nuclear power and South-East Europe: Between strategic necessity and market hesitation
In South-East Europe, energy strategy has never simply been a technical expression of infrastructure planning. It has always been deeply
South-East Europe’s next decade: Can the region finally move from vulnerability to real energy strength?
South-East Europe has spent most of the past three decades reacting to energy problems rather than shaping its own future.
The price of delay: What happens if Serbia and the region move too slowly on energy modernization
Energy sectors rarely collapse suddenly. They decay gradually. Systems do not break overnight; they weaken, absorb shocks, survive another season,
Why regional integration, not isolation, will decide South-East Europe’s energy future — and Serbia’s place in it
For years, energy debates in South-East Europe were dominated by national narratives. Every country spoke about its sovereignty, its own