Southeast Europe entered the second half of July with a power system that appeared adequately supplied at the aggregate level but showed increasing signs of structural…
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North Macedonia has approved a renewable and storage pipeline far larger than its existing power system, shifting the principal investment risk from permitting to grid integration.…
Serbia is approaching another electricity-price adjustment as regulated household tariffs increasingly diverge from the investment needs of the power system. The expected review could also reshape…
Greece’s power system is under increased strain as a prolonged heatwave drives electricity demand sharply higher, with air conditioning loads pushing the grid toward seasonal peaks.…
Southeast Europe’s power system in Week 23 was shaped by a classic early-summer balancing problem: demand rose, wind weakened, solar was insufficient to cover evening needs,…
The most important development during calendar week 22 of 2026 was the continued structural shift in the Southeast European power system from conventional generation toward solar-led price formation.…
The next major energy constraint in Southeastern Europe will not be generation. It will be transmission. The first half of May 2026 showed a regional power…
A breakdown of April’s Southeast European power system by generation technology reveals a market no longer anchored in a single marginal fuel, but instead shaped by competing…
Coal-fired generation in South-East Europe continues to play a significant role in the power system, but its long-term trajectory is increasingly defined by structural decline rather…
By the early 2030s, South-East Europe is unlikely to look like a fully converged extension of the German or French power market. What is taking shape…
