Bosnia and Herzegovina: EPBiH expands renewable portfolio with new concession agreements
State-owned power utility EPBiH has taken an important step in expanding its renewable energy portfolio by formalizing new concession agreements […]
Albania approves new wind and solar projects adding 65 MW to renewable energy capacity
The Albanian Government has approved two new renewable energy projects that will add a combined 65 MW of capacity to
Hungary emerges as a regional gas hub amid rising cross-border flows
Hungary’s natural gas sector is undergoing a structural shift, moving beyond its traditional role as a consumption market and increasingly
Greece: Wind energy sector rebounds in 2025 amid renewed investment
After a challenging 2024, Greece’s wind energy sector returned to a more stable growth path in 2025, with new capacity
Croatia: Largest solar plant nears completion, boosting renewable capacity
The construction of Croatia’s largest solar power plant has entered its final stage, with the installation of roughly 160,000 photovoltaic
Croatia energy update: November 2025 electricity and hydrocarbon production
According to short-term energy statistics published by the Croatian Bureau of Statistics, net electricity production in Croatia in November 2025
Bulgaria: Wabi-Sabi solar project advances amid local opposition
A large-scale solar power project in northern Bulgaria has entered its implementation phase after environmental regulators approved the early execution
Exporting volatility: How SEE power risk is absorbed by core EU markets
South-East Europe’s electricity markets do not exist in isolation. By 2025, they were tightly interwoven with Central and Western Europe
Why intraday liquidity growth did not reduce long-term power risk
By the end of 2025, South-East Europe could point to an undeniable achievement. Intraday electricity trading volumes across the region
What “fully hedged” really meant for SEE industrial buyers in 2025
In boardrooms across South-East Europe, 2025 delivered an uncomfortable realisation. Many industrial consumers entered the year believing their electricity exposure
OPCOM and IBEX: Strong price formation, weak risk absorption
By 2025, Romania and Bulgaria stood out in South-East Europe for one specific reason: they had achieved scale in spot
SEEPEX futures after 2025: Progress without critical mass
The Serbian power market entered 2025 with a sense of momentum. Forward trading volumes had increased sharply, institutional participation had