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Cross-border flows take center stage in SEE power trading

Cross-border flows were one of the defining features of SEE electricity trading in Week 25. While regional net imports declined by 20.4% to 1.03...

Cross-border flows: The real price setter in South East Europe

In South East Europe, cross-border flows often matter as much as generation costs. A country can have enough installed capacity on paper and still...

Carbon, congestion and renewables reshape Southeast Europe power prices

Market behavior during CW21 indicated that Southeast Europe is no longer operating under a thermal-dominated pricing framework where coal, lignite and hydropower largely determined...

Import Flows and System Balancing Shape April Electricity Prices in Southeast Europe

In April, the dynamics of electricity pricing in Southeast Europe (SEE) were significantly influenced by cross-border import flows and system balancing requirements. Data from...

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EMS begins Bajina Bašta 220 kV to 400 kV upgrade for Trans-Balkan Corridor

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