Serbia and Montenegro power prices rise as Hungary’s premium narrows
Electricity prices in Serbia and Montenegro increased for Tuesday delivery, while Hungary and Romania saw declines. The change coincided with
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Hungary premium over Germany widens as regional demand rises and wind output declines
Electricity prices across southeastern Europe increased sharply on Monday, October 5, with weekday demand returning alongside lower wind generation. The
Serbian day-ahead power prices jump to €150.18/MWh on October 1
Day-ahead electricity prices in Serbia rose by €47.20/MWh to €150.18/MWh for October 1, while Hungary, Romania and northern Balkan markets
Southeastern Europe power prices ease for September 30 delivery as renewables rise
Electricity prices across southeastern Europe moved lower for September 30 delivery, with forecasts pointing to stronger wind and solar output
Southeast Europe day-ahead power prices diverge across Sept. 29 delivery
For delivery on Sept. 29, Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices moved in opposite directions across the region, with increases in
Flexibility-focused electricity trading expands across Southeast Europe
Southeast Europe’s electricity market is developing a second commercial layer in which the value of electricity is tied not only
SEE day-ahead prices rebound on Sept. 28 as flows shift west
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rebounded strongly for Sept. 28 as weekday demand recovered and regional cross-border flows shifted toward
Green electricity splits into certificate-backed and verification-ready products
Southeast Europe’s green-power market is beginning to divide into two commercially different products. One product carries a renewable attribute, while
Banks assess CBAM-linked evidence risk in Western Balkans renewable lending
Banks financing renewable projects in the Western Balkans are increasingly focused on whether intended customers can use electricity as assumed
CBAM reshapes Southeast European electricity trading into evidence handling
Southeast European electricity traders are starting to take on a role beyond buying electricity in one market and selling it
Carbon-adjusted routing changes Western Balkan electricity trading economics
Electricity trading from the Western Balkans is moving into a market where the largest wholesale-price spread may not deliver the
Gas-fired generation drop leaves Southeast Europe power markets exposed to gas costs
Southeast European power markets moved into the final part of September with lower electricity demand and sharply reduced gas-fired generation.