Romania is beginning to turn electricity demand and previously passive backup infrastructure into tradeable power-system assets, creating one of Southeast Europe’s clearest emerging markets for aggregators…
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Slovenia is emerging as one of Southeast Europe’s clearest tests of how smart meters, dynamic network tariffs and automated electric-vehicle charging can turn ordinary electricity consumers…
Southeast Europe’s electricity market is beginning to develop a second commercial layer in which the valuable commodity is no longer only the megawatt-hour, but the ability…
Southeast Europe’s green-power market is beginning to divide into two commercially different products: electricity carrying a renewable attribute and electricity backed by a deeper evidence package…
Banks financing renewable projects in the Western Balkans increasingly need to understand not only whether a project can produce electricity but whether its intended customers can…
Southeast European electricity traders are beginning to face a new role beyond buying electricity from one market and selling it into another. They may increasingly have…
Western Balkan electricity trading is entering a market in which the highest wholesale-price spread may no longer produce the highest commercial return. CBAM has added carbon…
Serbian industrial exporters could become increasingly important anchor customers for new renewable projects as developers search for long-term buyers and manufacturers look for stronger control over…
Serbia’s electricity supply market is beginning to create room for a more sophisticated industrial product in which the value of electricity depends not only on price…
Southeast European power markets entered the final part of September with lower electricity demand and sharply reduced gas-fired generation, but the region remained exposed to changes…
