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Greece avoids negative prices but retains solar cannibalisation

Greece cleared at an average of approximately €116.50/MWh, with a minimum around €25/MWh and a maximum near €174/MWh. Unlike the previous session, when HEnEx reached...

Serbia plans €14.4 billion energy investment through 2035 amid carbon and price shifts

The Serbian government plans approximately €14.4 billion in energy investment between 2028 and 2035. The allocation includes €6.5 billion for generation, €2.4 billion for...

Negative pricing and renewable volatility reshape Southeast Europe trading in Week 20

Electricity market data for Week 20 across Southeast Europe showed wholesale prices falling sharply in most markets as wind output rose and thermal generation...

Negative prices reshape power trading landscape in Southeastern Europe

The energy market in Southeastern Europe (SEE) is undergoing a significant transformation as it increasingly mirrors the dynamics seen in more advanced European markets....

Negative Prices and Curtailment Signal Challenges for Southeast Europe’s Renewables

The renewable energy landscape in South-East Europe is undergoing significant transformation as the region prepares for its first major market stress test. After a...

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Romania’s CfD scheme drives the next wave of wind investment

Romania is emerging as one of Southeast Europe’s clearest examples of how long-term revenue stabilisation can accelerate wind investment without eliminating the need for...

Serbia’s wind sector shifts focus to balancing and market risks

Serbia has demonstrated that large-scale wind projects can be built, financed and connected to the electricity system. The next challenge is managing what happens...

Croatia’s wind fleet reveals the cost of generation correlation

Croatia’s wind fleet demonstrates how little an annual capacity factor can reveal about the operational and commercial behaviour of a large wind portfolio. In January...

Southeast Europe’s wind boom puts the focus on value, not just megawatts

Southeast Europe’s next wind investment cycle will increasingly be judged not only by how many megawatts are built, but by the market value of...

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...