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Wednesday, August 19
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- SEE day-ahead power prices rise as demand rebounds and wind output drops
- Serbia: Vetrozelena advances toward commissioning with inspection tender for 300 MW wind project
- Montenegro electricity bills climb in July as household consumption rises
- North Macedonia: ESM awards €27.65 million of contracts for 30 MW of coal-site solar capacity
- Hungary: Budapest maps major rooftop solar and storage opportunity
- Greece approves trimmed 2026–2030 distribution investment programme
- Wildfire investigations intensify scrutiny of Greece’s electricity distribution network
- UNDP opens procurement for six solar plants in Bosnia and Herzegovina
