Browsing: Electricity

During the fourth week of May, most major European electricity markets experienced an initial phase of price increases, followed by a gradual easing toward the end…

During the fourth week of May, electricity demand increased across most major European markets, reflecting seasonal temperature shifts and changing consumption patterns. Italy recorded the largest…

Serbia’s renewable energy sector has issued a warning over recent regulatory changes, arguing that new network connection rules could significantly slow down the development of wind…

The Southeast European electricity market spent much of the past decade pursuing a single objective: convergence. Regulators promoted market coupling, transmission system operators expanded cross-border capacity,…

Southeast Europe’s electricity market is undergoing a structural transformation that is becoming increasingly visible in trading data, generation patterns and investment flows. What was once viewed…

Serbia’s SEEPEX market recorded a significant correction, with average prices falling from €101.61/MWh to €91.95/MWh. The market nevertheless remained materially more expensive than Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia.  Commercial…

According to data released by the Bulgarian National Statistical Institute, electricity production in March 2026 increased by 6.3 percent compared to February, reaching 3,724 GWh. At…

Serbia’s renewable electricity market is moving into a new commercial phase. Wind and solar projects are no longer only generation assets competing for merchant prices, auctions…

In the third week of May, European electricity markets experienced strong volatility, with daily prices peaking on Monday, May 18, before gradually declining toward the end…

In the week of May 18, electricity demand increased across most major European power markets compared to the previous week, reflecting a combination of post-holiday recovery…