Browsing: Electricity

Cooperation between French energy company EDF and Serbia’s electricity distribution system operator EDS is progressing through a set of initiatives aimed at modernizing the country’s electricity…

Regional Southeast European electricity markets moved into a more balanced trading configuration for delivery on 21 May 2026, with significantly stronger renewable generation sharply reducing regional import…

One of the most consequential structural changes emerging inside Serbia’s electricity market is not simply renewable growth itself, but the gradual arrival of negative pricing dynamics.…

A major legal setback has hit Bulgaria’s largest state-owned coal-fired power plant after the country’s Supreme Administrative Court permanently annulled an environmental exemption that had allowed…

During the second week of May, daily electricity prices in the main European electricity markets remained below the levels reached in the previous week. As a…

In the week of May 11, electricity demand increased in the French, Italian, and British electricity markets compared to the previous week, extending a two-week upward…

Serbia’s electricity market is entering the most important structural transition since the liberalization era began. The changes visible across Southeastern Europe during the first half of May…

Slovenia is preparing to introduce a new electricity sharing model that will allow owners of private generation systems, especially rooftop solar installations, to transfer surplus electricity…

According to data published by Bulgarian electricity transmission system operator ESO, electricity production in Bulgaria between 1 January and 17 May 2026 increased by 2.22 %…

For decades, hydropower represented the stabilizing backbone of Southeastern Europe’s electricity system. Reservoirs across Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Albania and Romania provided not only low-cost…