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Romania considers temporarily capping prices of balancing energy

To address the rise in electricity prices on the balancing market, Romanian Government drafted a set of measures to be considered for implementation, including...

Romania considers temporarily capping prices of balancing energy

To address the rise in electricity prices on the balancing market, Romanian Government drafted a set of measures to be considered for implementation, including...

Bulgaria: The price of balancing energy is extremely high

The price of balancing electricity on the Bulgarian wholesale market is very high, Dr Dimitar Beleliev, Chairman of the Management Board of the Bulgarian...

BiH: TPP Ugljevik has not started to deliver electricity to Slovenia

Not even two months after the adoption of the decision that RiTE Ugljevik should deliver balancing energy to Slovenian company HSE, the delivery of...

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Southeast European power prices surge as renewable output and imports decline

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...

The renewable plant of 2030 will be an integrated energy system

The conventional renewable energy project is built around a relatively straightforward model: wind turbines or photovoltaic panels generate electricity, a substation exports it to...

Why a €70/MWh PPA does not guarantee €70/MWh in revenue

A power purchase agreement (PPA) offering a renewable project a price of €70/MWh may appear to provide a straightforward hedge against electricity-market volatility. However,...

Renewable project finance in Southeast Europe requires a new approach to debt sizing

Renewable project finance has traditionally relied on a relatively straightforward set of assumptions to determine how much debt a project can support. Expected electricity...

Serbia’s renewable investment window narrows as solar cannibalisation looms

Serbia’s first negative electricity prices should be viewed less as evidence of an immediate renewable oversupply problem and more as an opportunity to prepare...