Browsing: SEE

South-east Europe and Hungary opened the new week with a sharp recovery in day-ahead power prices, but the move was less a sign of broad fuel-driven…

Chinese participation in Southeast Europe’s renewable energy market is moving from equipment supply into a broader investment model: equity acquisition, EPC delivery, OEM-backed development, battery storage integration…

Southeast Europe’s solar and battery storage market has moved into a new phase. The first phase was about land, permits and interconnection queues. The second was…

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…

South East Europe’s energy transition will not be financed by bank debt alone. The investment requirement is too large, the asset base is too diverse and…

Strategic buyers are becoming the dominant force in South East European energy M&A. Infrastructure funds remain active, developers still rotate assets, and banks still finance projects.…

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 energy M&A market is changing. The first phase of the region’s energy transition was mainly a megawatt race: developers looked for good wind…

The first annual capacity auction under the upgraded Vertical Gas Corridor is expected to provide an important signal of commercial interest in the project, as Greece’s…

The Monday rebound was broad but uneven. After the Sunday trough, almost all SEE and Central European day-ahead prices moved sharply higher. HUPX rose to €91.89/MWh, up €31.9/MWh day…