Greece cleared at an average of approximately €116.50/MWh, with prices ranging from around €25/MWh to €174/MWh. Unlike the previous session, when HEnEx prices reached zero during…
Browsing: negative prices
Croatia’s energy regulator reported on 23 July that the number of negative-price hours on CROPEX increased sharply, rising from 196 in 2024 to 257 in 2025.…
Serbia is entering its largest energy-investment cycle in decades, but the financial logic of new capacity is being altered by carbon costs, negative wholesale prices and…
The electricity market developments observed across Southeast Europe during Week 20 increasingly resemble the structural conditions that transformed Western European power markets over the past three…
The first half of May 2026 may ultimately be remembered as the moment when Southeastern Europe stopped behaving like an isolated balancing periphery and began structurally…
Negative electricity prices are no longer a distant Western European problem. They are gradually becoming part of the South-East European renewable investment equation. For years, Balkan…
South-East Europe’s renewable energy boom is approaching its first major market stress test. After years of rapid wind and solar expansion supported by high electricity prices,…
