Southeast Europe’s rapidly expanding renewable fleet is beginning to move from passive day-ahead generation into intraday and balancing markets, increasing the value of batteries, aggregation and…
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Southeast Europe continued to reduce its reliance on coal during the second quarter of 2026, but the normalisation of hydro conditions brought natural gas back into…
Grid constraints are emerging as one of the most significant financial risks in Southeast Europe’s renewable-energy expansion. While investors traditionally focus on capital expenditure, technology costs,…
Renewable energy emerged as the dominant price-forming force in Southeast Europe during Week 24, reshaping market dynamics despite a concurrent rise in electricity demand. Across the…
Renewable project finance in South East Europe is becoming more active, but also more selective. Lenders are willing to finance wind, solar and storage, but they…
Renewable-energy valuations in South East Europe are becoming more sophisticated. A few years ago, many investors looked mainly at installed capacity, resource quality and tariff support.…
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,…
North Macedonia has taken a decisive step toward clean energy, with renewables now accounting for more than 55% of available electricity generation capacity. Over the past…
Renewable energy continued to gain ground across the European Union in 2024, with green sources supplying just under half of all electricity consumed. According to the…
Designing an integration strategy for hydropower, storage and renewables in South-East Europe means accepting that no single technology can deliver both decarbonisation and stability. Wind and…
