Balancing energy in South-East Europe: The silent mechanism shaping renewable expansion and cross-border market behaviour
The future of electricity markets in South-East Europe will not be determined by base energy alone. It will be determined […]
Europe: Natural gas prices near multi-year lows amid EU agreement to phase out Russian gas
European natural gas prices continued their downward trend heading into mid-December 2025, nearing €27/MWh, marking a new low since April
SEE electricity markets Week 49 2025: Mixed price trends, rising demand and shifts in generation mix
During Week 49 of 2025, electricity prices across Southeast Europe (SEE) showed a mixed performance, rising in five of the
Romania grants OMV Petrom and Romgaz two-year extension for Neptun Deep exploration
Romania has granted OMV Petrom and Romgaz a two-year extension for exploration activities in the Neptun Deep offshore block, moving
Romania: Premier Energy plans new gas-fired balancing plant to support renewables
Premier Energy has announced plans to expand its flexible generation assets during its latest investor call. The company is preparing
Montenegro launches €11 million tender to build mandatory oil reserves
The Montenegrin Hydrocarbons Administration has issued a tender worth 11 million euros for the purchase of 16,500 metric tons (approximately
Croatia: Oil company INA confirms new Northern Adriatic gas reserves boosting domestic production
Croatian oil company INA has confirmed new natural gas reserves in the Northern Adriatic development area, a discovery that could
Croatia: CROPEX records higher year-on-year electricity trading in November 2025 despite monthly decline
In November 2025, a total of 1,182,744.1 MWh of electricity was traded on the Croatian energy exchange (CROPEX), representing an
The Balkan power map 2035: How Serbia’s nuclear question reorders regional alliances and cross-Border power flows
The Western Balkans and Southeast Europe are entering a new strategic energy era, one in which electricity — its production,
The nuclear chessboard: Who will compete for Serbia’s reactor future and how neighbours will align in cross-border consents
The quiet decision to lift Serbia’s decades-old ban on nuclear power has triggered a shift in the strategic imagination of
After Russian gas: Who wins Serbia’s electrification shift?
For more than two decades, Serbia’s energy model rested on a simple premise: that natural gas would remain a stable,
EPS at the limits: Balancing congestion, renewable variability and the coming structural break in Serbia’s power system
Serbia’s electricity system is approaching a moment of structural tension that is no longer a distant or speculative threat. It