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SEE power markets lift day-ahead prices as Hungary reprices evening ramp

South-east Europe and Hungary started the week with a sharp rise in day-ahead power prices on 15 June 2026. The change was linked to...

SEE Power Markets Experience Price Surge Amid Wind Output Decline

The power markets in Southeast Europe (SEE) have witnessed a significant increase in day-ahead electricity prices on May 18, driven primarily by a sharp...

Southeast Europe Experiences Significant Drop in Day-Ahead Power Prices

On April 22, day-ahead power prices across Southeast Europe witnessed notable declines, primarily attributed to robust hydroelectric generation and a marked increase in cross-border...

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