Day-ahead electricity prices for 9 November 2026 rose sharply across Southeast Europe, reaching more than €388/MWh in Romania and €352.52/MWh in Serbia. The increases raise potential procurement and liquidity risks for utilities, traders and industrial buyers, although the auction results do not establish realised prices for the full trading day.
Battery warranties are becoming financial-model inputs as storage projects in Southeast Europe move beyond two-hour designs. Guarantees on cycles, retained capacity and availability can affect debt sizing, revenue assumptions and terminal value.
The Croatian Employers' Association has asked the government to create a national electricity-cost support programme for energy-intensive manufacturers under the EU's Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework. It also wants rapid implementation of a separate €60 million European Commission-approved scheme for eligible indirect emissions-trading costs.
The Republika Srpska government has agreed to guarantee another €34.8 million of borrowing for ERS and its subsidiaries, taking their financing activity in 2026 above €100 million. The funding includes €9.2 million for RiTE Ugljevik, which the government says will support capital investment.
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European Energy is evaluating a renewable-energy complex in Bulgaria’s Dobrich region, centred on a wind project of up to 1 GW. The concept also includes solar generation, battery storage and infrastructure for industrial users.
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