Easter week leads to lower electricity demand across most European markets Read More »
During the third week of April, electricity demand decreased across most major European markets. Spain saw the largest decline, with a 7.1% drop, followed by Germany at 4.3%, Belgium at 2.1%, Great Britain at 1.8%, and Italy at 0.9%. On the other hand, electricity demand increased in France and Portugal, with rises of 3.5% and […]
In Week 15 of 2025, electricity prices in most Southeastern European (SEE) countries saw a slight increase, with the exceptions of Italy and Greece. The price surge came as markets assessed the potential impact of new U.S. tariffs on energy and concerns about slowing global growth affecting demand, despite lower electricity demand and falling gas
Electricity demand declines across most major European markets in early April Read More »
During the week of April 7, electricity demand decreased in most major European markets compared to the previous week. Demand in Germany, France, and Spain fell for the fourth consecutive week, while in Portugal, it dropped for the third consecutive week. The French and Portuguese markets saw the largest declines, with demand falling by 4.9%
Region: SEE electricity market sees price drop and decline in demand in Week 14 of 2025 Read More »
In Week 14 of 2025, electricity prices across Southeast Europe (SEE) saw a slight decrease, driven by lower electricity demand, falling gas and CO₂ prices, and increased solar energy production. Although prices initially surpassed €100/MWh, they gradually dropped throughout the week. Notably, Croatia and Serbia experienced the largest price reductions, with decreases of -23.52% and
Europe: Electricity demand declines in late March 2025, with regional variations Read More »
In the week of March 31, electricity demand in most major European markets decreased compared to the previous week. The French and British markets saw the largest drops, with declines of 8.5% and 7.3%, respectively. Other markets, including Spain, Germany, Portugal, and Belgium, also experienced reductions in demand, ranging from a 2.3% decline in Spain
