Romania is dealing with a prolonged nuclear outage at the Cernavoda plant, with persistently low Danube river levels delaying restart conditions. Both reactors have...
Emergency dredging to secure cooling and raw water
Budapest’s Kelenfoldi power plant carried out emergency dredging after record-low Danube water levels reduced access to the...
Record-low Danube water levels are transforming drought from a predominantly hydropower issue into a broader electricity-system risk across Southeast Europe, after exceptionally low river...
Extreme heat and exceptionally low Danube flows are tightening electricity supply across Southeast Europe, curbing nuclear and hydro generation while increasing reliance on fossil...
The summer of 2026 has turned hydrology from an operating variable into a regional energy-security crisis. Serbia’s Đerdap 1, the largest hydropower plant in...
Cooling-water risk and preparations for unit 2
Romania is preparing for a possible shutdown of Cernavoda nuclear power plant unit 2 after drought-driven declines in...
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply on Friday, with Serbia emerging as the region’s most expensive market as weaker wind generation, higher cross-border...
The Krško nuclear power plant, jointly owned by Slovenia and Croatia, produced 487,438 MWh of net electricity in September 2026. Output was 1.53% below...
Romania’s Competition Council has approved the acquisition of NIS Petrol by Romanian company Argenta, removing a regulatory obstacle to NIS’s planned withdrawal from the...
Romanian electricity transmission operator Transelectrica has completed a €51 million investment in voltage control infrastructure. The project is designed to strengthen the national grid’s...