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    SEE power prices diverge around €300/MWh as imports increase and Serbia declines

    Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices remained elevated at around €300/MWh on November 4, although widening differences between individual markets pointed to increasing regional fragmentation....
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    Market Snapshot SEE Power · Day-Ahead
    Market Avg Price vs Yesterday
    🇷🇸 Serbia — —
    🇭🇺 Hungary — —
    🇷🇴 Romania — —
    🇧🇬 Bulgaria — —
    🇭🇷 Croatia 293.08 €/MWh +4.63%
    🇸🇮 Slovenia 291.89 €/MWh —
    🇬🇷 Greece 269.13 €/MWh -6.28%
    🇲🇰 N. Macedonia — —
    🇲🇪 Montenegro 302.17 €/MWh —
    🇦🇱 Albania 305.83 €/MWh +17.11%
    Delivery: 03 Nov 2026  ·  Updated: 03 Nov 2026 15:03

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    Between October 26, 2026 and November 1, 2026, 63 articles were published. ...

    Eastern SEE electricity prices remain near €300/MWh as falling renewable output boosts import dependence

    SEE Energy News
    Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe declined from Thursday’s extreme levels on 30 October, although markets in the eastern part of the region remained...

    Eastern SEE power prices hold near €300/MWh as weaker renewables drive higher imports

    SEE Energy News
    Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe eased from Thursday’s extreme levels on 30 October, but markets in the eastern part of the region remained...

    Southeast European electricity prices top €300/MWh as evening supply tightens

    SEE Energy News
    Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices surged on October 29, with most regional markets trading above €300/MWh as stronger demand, declining wind generation and elevated...

    Southeast European power prices surge as renewable output and imports decline

    SEE Energy News
    Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices surged on 28 October, with Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Albania and Serbia recording prices close to or above €300/MWh. Reduced...

    Southeast European power prices drop as renewable output rises and import needs ease

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    Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices declined sharply across most markets on Tuesday, with Serbia, Greece and Hungary recording some of the largest drops. Higher...

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    Romania auctions grid connection capacity as network scarcity reshapes power investment

    Romania is introducing competitive auctions for electricity-grid connection capacity, turning access to transmission and distribution infrastructure into a separately priced investment requirement that could...

    North Macedonia launches competitive guarantees of origin trading with first auction

    North Macedonia has launched competitive trading of guarantees of origin (GOs), with electricity market operator MEMO completing the country’s first auction and establishing a...

    Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm to nearly triple capacity through 30 MW repowering and battery storage

    Croatia’s Trtar-Krtolin wind farm is preparing a major repowering project that would increase the site’s installed capacity from 11.2 MW to 30 MW, while...

    Montenegro and Italy step up preparations for electricity market coupling

    Montenegro and Italy are advancing preparations for the integration of their wholesale electricity markets, although regulatory requirements mean coordinated trading is unlikely to begin...

    Altaaqa advances 63 MW Romanian solar portfolio with 80 MWh of battery storage

    Saudi renewable-energy developer Altaaqa Renewables has secured regulatory approval for two solar-plus-storage projects in Romania, advancing a combined 63 MW of photovoltaic capacity in...

    Croatia’s GO auctions see wind certificates dominate as prices hover around €1.60

    Croatia’s latest guarantees of origin (GO) auctions have established a fresh price reference for renewable electricity certificates, with transactions clearing between €1.55 and €2.06...

    Serbia faces rising electricity import costs as Romania’s generation crisis deepens

    Serbia is facing renewed pressure on electricity procurement costs ahead of November after another coal-fired generating unit in Romania failed, adding to the prolonged...

    Wind farms evolve into controllable energy systems by 2030

    The traditional wind farm model was built around a straightforward operating principle: capture the available wind, convert it into electricity and deliver as much...
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    Bulgaria Sets November Gas Price at €58.4/MWh After 32.52% Rise

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    Croatia’s JANAF lifts nine-month profit 5.7% to €35.2 million

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    NIS earns €197 million in nine months as refining margins strengthen

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    UK sanctions put Republika Srpska oil firms at financial risk

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    NIS Secures US Operating Licence in Serbia Through 11 December

    Serbia’s oil company NIS has received a temporary US Treasury licence to continue operating under the existing sanctions regime through 11 December. The authorisation...

    UK waiver keeps Lukoil Bulgaria operations exempt through 26 February 2027

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    Montenegro Requires Full Study for 120-MW Cevo Solar Plant

    Montenegro’s Environmental Protection Agency has required Permonte to prepare a full environmental impact assessment for its proposed 120-MW Cevo solar development near Cetinje. The...

    OMV Petrom, Renovatio commission 130 MW of solar capacity in Romania

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    Greece connected around 2.7 GW of new wind projects and solar capacity in the first ten months of 2026, bringing its renewable portfolio to...

    Republic of Srpska Plans Tighter Solar Rules After 3,064 Hectares Reclassified

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    OMV Petrom, Renovatio commission 130 MW of solar capacity in Romania

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    Greece adds 2.7 GW of renewables as solar curtailment grows

    Greece connected around 2.7 GW of new wind projects and solar capacity in the first ten months of 2026, bringing its renewable portfolio to...

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    EU verifier guidance tightens evidence requirements for CBAM electricity

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    Serbia’s renewable developers face a two-market test under EU carbon rules

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    Serbian industry’s renewable PPAs offer no automatic shortcut through CBAM

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    Europe’s green power imports discover that CBAM value is settled hour by hour

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    A Serbian wind or solar plant may produce electricity with negligible direct operational emissions. That does not mean, however, that an EU buyer can...

    EU CBAM electricity claims rely on auditable MRV evidence chain

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    Renewable electricity has typically been traded using a set of instruments in which the producer supplies power, the trader handles scheduling and balancing, and...

    Verified green electricity platform for CBAM-ready industrial supply in Serbia

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    Slovenia advances Mokrice hydropower project towards construction

    Slovenia’s government has found that the public benefits of the Mokrice hydropower project outweigh its environmental impact, clearing another major regulatory hurdle for the...

    EPCG Appoints Supervisor for 3.2 MW Otilovići Plant

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    Bosnia and Herzegovina launches €32.3 million Bistrica grid tender

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    Serbia targets mid-2027 JICA deal for Bistrica pumped storage

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    Western Balkan wind faces €8.9 million CBAM evidence risk

    Renewable electricity producers in Serbia, Montenegro and other Western Balkan markets may not qualify for actual-emissions treatment on EU exports based on low-carbon generation alone. An illustrative scenario puts the six-month opportunity cost for a 130 MW onshore wind project at €8.9 million if it sells locally instead of accessing higher-priced EU markets.

    CBAM raises revenue risk for Western Balkan renewable projects

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    The Energy Community Secretariat warned that carbon-related costs on electricity exports to the EU could take effect before Western Balkan markets are fully integrated. An exemption for electricity is conditional, and proposed changes to the CBAM framework had not been enacted by early November 2026.

    Western Balkan day-ahead trading rises 26.7% as EU exchanges fall

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