Bulgaria’s new energy programme for 2026-2030 places nuclear power and coal-fired reserves at the centre of its power system, alongside expanded storage, gas infrastructure...
Southeast Europe entered the second half of July with a power system that appeared sufficiently supplied on the surface but showed increasing signs of...
North Macedonia has approved a renewable and storage pipeline of around 4.4 GW, despite the country’s grid being much smaller than the planned additions....
Serbia is approaching another electricity-price adjustment as regulated household tariffs increasingly diverge from the investment needs of the power system. An expected tariff review...
Serbia is approaching another electricity-price adjustment as regulated household tariffs fall increasingly out of line with the investment needs of the power system. The...
Greece’s power system is facing higher operating stress as a prolonged heatwave pushes electricity demand up, with air conditioning loads driving the grid toward...
Day-ahead electricity prices across eastern Southeast Europe eased towards €160/MWh for Sept. 26 delivery, but sharp intraday swings continued, with prices ranging from almost...
Electricity trading on Albania’s ALPEX day-ahead market rose sharply in August, with traded volumes reaching 244.5 GWh, an increase of 8% from July and...
European Energy has started commercial operations at its first Greek wind farm, Tsoukes Sarres. The project is backed by Danish pension capital through Sampension,...
Hungary says alternatives could replace Russian gas within a year, and that it could technically replace Russian natural gas within a year. The statement...
Southeast Europe is emerging as one of Europe’s lower-priced electricity regions, with growing renewable generation and battery deployment beginning to alter the regional price...