Hungary recorded a 69.52% weekly increase in gas-fired electricity generation in the week ended November 1, as stronger electricity demand and declining wind and...

Romania recorded the highest average day-ahead electricity price in Southeast Europe among the seven major markets monitored by the Institute of Energy for South-East...

Bulgaria shifted from a net electricity exporter to a net importer in the week ended November 1, as rising consumption and falling wind and...

Montenegro's day-ahead electricity price climbed to €299.13/MWh on November 4, placing the country among the most expensive electricity markets in the Western Balkans at...

Serbia recorded an 8.38% increase in electricity consumption, reaching 699.41 GWh in the week ended November 1, placing it among the markets with the...

Southeast European wholesale electricity prices increased across all monitored markets in the week ended November 1, as stronger electricity demand and declining renewable generation...

Bulgaria became a net electricity importer in the week ended November 1, after previously being a net exporter of electricity. Higher consumption and falling...

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....

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 requirements could affect the revenue and financing of renewable projects in Serbia, Montenegro and the wider Western Balkans. The Energy Community Secretariat’s Q2 2026 assessment highlights verification, power purchase agreement eligibility and access to EU market prices as challenges.