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Saturday, October 17
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- Southeast European electricity prices surge as wind output falls, imports jump and Serbia leads regional market
- Slovenia: Krško nuclear plant misses September generation target despite higher output than last year
- Serbia’s Kovačica wind complex expands towards 200 MW with €140 million Pupin investment
- Romania approves NIS subsidiary sale to Argenta as Serbian oil group restructures under sanctions pressure
- Romania completes €51 million grid stability upgrade nine months early to support renewable expansion
- Romania’s electricity demand falls 4% as solar generation rises nearly 48% and net imports narrow
- Montenegro clears 88 MW Korita wind farm for construction as investment shifts towards grid connection
- North Macedonia faces electricity tariff pressure for 2027 as utilities seek higher regulated charges
