Blog
Obnovljivi izvori energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi ulaze u test mrežne stabilnosti i ugljenične održivosti, dok skladištenje energije, CBAM i interkonekcije redefinišu finansijsku održivost projekata
Tržište obnovljive energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi ulazi u potpuno novu fazu razvoja. Tokom većeg dela prethodne decenije, priča o energetskoj tranziciji regiona bila je dominantno zasnovana…
Chinese, Gulf and European rivals intensify scramble for South-East Europe renewable and flexibility assets
South-East Europe has shifted from a peripheral renewables frontier to a strategic battleground where Chinese EPC groups, Gulf sovereign-backed investors and European utilities compete for wind,…
Romania stakes its claim on Black Sea offshore wind as Europe redraws its energy map
As Europe accelerates renewables after the collapse of Russian gas dependence, Romania is positioning offshore wind in the Black Sea as a potential cornerstone of a…
Greece builds a regional flexibility role as South-East Europe’s power system matures
Greece is shifting from a largely import-dependent electricity market to a regional flexibility platform by combining LNG infrastructure, fast-growing renewables, battery storage and expanding cross-border interconnections.…
Wind, solar and batteries: how hybrid projects are becoming the new playbook in South-East Europe
South-East Europe’s renewable buildout is shifting from single-technology wind and solar toward integrated wind-solar-BESS platforms as volatility, congestion and curtailment risks rise. The change is reshaping…
Negative prices and curtailment risk signal the next stress test for South-East Europe renewables
South-East Europe’s wind and solar boom is moving from a deficit-driven market to one where synchronized generation can overwhelm demand and transmission. As midday price weakness,…
CBAM and electricity: How carbon pricing is redrawing Balkan power flows
Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is beginning to transform South-East Europe’s electricity market in ways that only a few years ago seemed politically and commercially improbable.…
Solar cannibalization reaches South-East Europe as midday prices weaken
After years of rapid solar buildout across Serbia, Greece, Romania and Bulgaria, the region is beginning to see structural midday price compression. As solar output peaks…
Adriatic wind corridor reshapes power trading across South-East Europe
A fast-growing onshore wind corridor from the Adriatic through Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina into Serbia—and toward Romania—is changing how electricity moves, balances and prices across…
Battery storage is becoming the backbone of South-East Europe’s power markets
Battery energy storage in Serbia, Greece, Romania and Bulgaria is shifting from a supporting technology to core grid infrastructure. As renewables outpace flexibility, storage is increasingly…