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Cross-border flows fall even as demand rises: Domestic thermal dispatch takes over

Cross-border electricity trade in Southeast Europe declined during Week 26, even though regional electricity demand increased sharply. Net electricity trade fell 6.0% to 972 GWh, while consumption...

SEE cross-border trade intensifies as Italy absorbs regional surplus power

Cross-border electricity trade in Southeast Europe intensified in Week 24, revealing a region that is becoming more active but not more uniform. Regional net imports...

Cross-border electricity net imports rise 9.1% to 1.22 TWh in Week 23

Cross-border electricity trade increased in Southeast Europe during Week 23, with net imports across the region rising 9.1% week on week to 1.22 TWh....

Cross-Border Electricity Flows Shape Southeast European Market Dynamics

Recent developments in the Southeast European (SEE) power market highlight the significance of cross-border electricity flows as a fundamental mechanism for maintaining system balance...

Europe sets new cross-border electricity trading rules for Southeast Europe

Introduction of the 70% Rule The European Union has established a pivotal policy mandating that at least seventy percent of available cross-border transmission capacity must...

Cross-border electricity integration made SEE stronger — but it has also hardwired shared vulnerability, with Serbia at the centre of transmission risk

For more than a decade, the strategic ambition guiding South-East Europe’s electricity evolution has been clear: integrate, harmonise, align with European rules, deepen liquidity,...

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