Serbia Energy News
Leading SEE regional online magazine with dedicated energy and mining focused news. Since 2007 covering the power market news of Serbia and region of South East Europe.
Serbia Energy News
Leading SEE regional online magazine with dedicated energy and mining focused news. Covering the power market news of Serbia and region of South East Europe since 2007.
Electricity baseload prices fell by more than 20% across several Southeast European markets for Saturday…
Croatia will spend about €170 million to hold household electricity, gas and heating costs below…
Rising south-to-north gas flows are pushing Romania’s export infrastructure towards its limits, with Bulgarian inflows…
Montenegro has begun converting its solar pipeline into near-term generation, with construction of the 40…
Albania’s proposed 5 million tonne-per-year LNG terminal could redraw gas flows across the Western Balkans,…
Europe’s electricity system entered summer 2026 with no broad adequacy threat, but record-low river levels…
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices strengthened on Friday as weaker wind generation, firm gas prices…
Day-ahead electricity prices surged across much of Central and Southeast Europe for Thursday delivery as…
Day-ahead electricity prices fell across most of Southeast Europe and Hungary on Wednesday, led by…
Electricity traded on North Macedonia’s day-ahead market rose sharply in August, while the average clearing…
Hungarian day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply in August while trading volumes increased both month on…
Electricity trading on Bulgaria’s day-ahead market increased in August as both volumes and wholesale prices…
Croatia will spend about €170 million to hold household electricity, gas and heating costs below…
Albania’s proposed 5 million tonne-per-year LNG terminal could redraw gas flows across the Western Balkans,…
Bulgarian state gas supplier Bulgargaz has disclosed LNG volumes delivered through Turkish terminals under its…
European gas prices climbed to their highest level since late 2022 as reduced shipping through…
European benchmark gas prices climbed above €74/MWh on Tuesday, widening the gap with Bulgaria’s regulated September price…
Electricity baseload prices fell by more than 20% across several Southeast European markets for Saturday…
Croatia will spend about €170 million to hold household electricity, gas and heating costs below…
Montenegro’s Pljevlja thermal power plant provided around 65% of electricity generated by state utility EPCG…
Record-low water levels on the Danube forced Budapest’s Kelenfoldi power plant to carry out emergency…
Bulgaria’s electricity production rose 9.65% year on year to 30.64 TWh between Jan. 1 and…
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Electricity baseload prices fell by more than 20% across several Southeast European markets for Saturday delivery, but evening prices still surged above €250/MWh, showing that weaker…
Croatia will spend about €170 million to hold household electricity, gas and heating costs below market levels through winter, shielding consumers from wholesale volatility but further…
Rising south-to-north gas flows are pushing Romania’s export infrastructure towards its limits, with Bulgarian inflows approaching 14 million cubic metres per day while the Arad-Szeged connection…
Montenegro has begun converting its solar pipeline into near-term generation, with construction of the 40 MW Kapino Polje complex offering EPCG additional summer output that could…
Albania’s proposed 5 million tonne-per-year LNG terminal could redraw gas flows across the Western Balkans, giving regional buyers a new Adriatic import route and potentially challenging…
Romania could remain without generation from the Cernavoda nuclear power plant until late September, increasing reliance on thermal plants, renewables and imports as the country approaches…
Hungary’s 2.4-GW Paks II nuclear expansion could be delayed until 2035, potentially narrowing the margin between commissioning of the new reactors and retirement of the country’s…
Romania is unlikely to restart either reactor at the Cernavodă nuclear plant for at least another 10 days, extending the loss of around 1.3-1.4 GW of baseload generation and keeping…
Slovenia has appointed new leadership at state-owned GEN energija and electricity supplier and trader GEN-I, changing management at two of the country’s most important energy companies as decisions over…
Romania is preparing emergency works on the Danube to maintain cooling-water supplies to the Cernavoda nuclear power plant as exceptionally low river levels threaten water availability.…
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