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Wednesday, October 14
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- SEE electricity markets: Serbia records highest prices as Hungarian-German spread widens and regional import dependence persists
- Romania reconsiders Doicești small nuclear reactor project as more than 80% of conditions remain unmet
- Montenegro approves €40 million grid infrastructure arrangement for 488 MW Sinjajevina wind projects
- Montenegro’s household electricity bills fall in September despite higher annual consumption
- Hungary introduces diesel tax relief for road transport as operating costs squeeze margins
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Bistrica hydropower costs exceed €171 million as further recapitalization raises financing concerns
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: Višegrad hydropower output drops sharply in September, highlighting exposure to water availability
- Carlyle withdrawal leaves Lukoil’s Southeast European refining assets facing uncertain ownership
