Serbia moved from a net electricity export position to net imports in the week to 20 September, as a steep fall in wind and solar generation…
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Montenegro has cut its electricity-import bill to less than €42 million so far in 2026, a sharp improvement after spending almost €182 million during last year’s prolonged Pljevlja overhaul,…
Southeast Europe’s electricity import balance is likely to become more uneven this autumn as cooling demand fades but industrial load returns and shorter daylight hours increase…
Slovenia became more dependent on imported electricity during the first seven months of 2026 as weak hydropower production and lower coal generation coincided with rising domestic…
Romania sharply narrowed its physical electricity import deficit during the first half of 2026 as domestic generation increased, exports surged and installed battery capacity approached 1 GW.…
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 regional analysis shows that electricity import dependence is becoming more than a short-term market balancing issue. It is increasingly turning into a strategic…
Electricity.Trade’s May 2026 market analysis highlights Croatia as one of the region’s most significant electricity import-dependent markets. The average day-ahead price on the CROPEX exchange climbed…
Montenegro finds itself at a key inflection point. The only coal-fired thermal power plant in the country, Yugoslav Thermal Power Plant Pljevlja (TPP Pljevlja), with an…
Hungary’s dependence on imported electricity fell to its lowest level in more than ten years in April 2025, with imports accounting for just 9.9% of gross…
Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has become increasingly dependent on imported electricity due to insufficient coal production and outdated thermal power plants, says energy expert Almir Muhamedbegović.…
