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Serbia’s banks shift from lending intermediaries to project-focused capital allocators
Serbia’s banking sector remains highly stable, but its role is changing as investment-led growth increases demand for long-term financing in energy, infrastructure and industry. That evolution…
Italija kao najveći neto uvoznik i dalje „sidri“ cene struje u Jugoistočnoj Evropi
Tokom 16. nedelje Italija je zabeležila neto uvoz veći od 1.055 GWh, učvrstivši svoju ulogu primarnog cenovnog sidra u Jugoistočnoj Evropi. Visoke italijanske day-ahead cene, uz…
Prekogranični tokovi struje u Jugoistočnoj Evropi jačaju: region se sve više ponaša kao tranzitno i balansirajuće čvorište
U 16. nedelji prekogranični tokovi u Jugoistočnoj Evropi intenzivirali su se tako što je neto uvoz pao za 13,11% na 886 GWh, dok je izvoz porastao…
Volatilnost obnovljivih izvora preoblikuje rebalans tržišta struje u Jugoistočnoj Evropi
U 16. nedelji rast proizvodnje iz vetra i pad solarne proizvodnje stvorili su izrazito volatilnu ponudu u Jugoistočnoj Evropi, dok je hidroenergija pružila ograničenu stabilizaciju. Posledično…
Cene električne energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi rastu uprkos padu gasnih benchmarka, pojačavajući razdvajanje troškova i cena
U 16. nedelji cene električne energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi porasle su na većini berzi, iako su gasni referentni indeksi oslabili. Analiza ukazuje da su sistemski faktori—varijabilnost…
EMS signs contract to upgrade Bajina Bašta substation to 400 kV as Serbia pushes Trans-Balkan grid integration
Serbia’s transmission system operator Elektromreža Srbije (EMS) has awarded a contract to expand and upgrade the Bajina Bašta substation from 220 kV to a 400/220/35 kV…
Italy’s electricity import dependence keeps anchoring South-East Europe power prices
In Week 16, Italy again imported more than 1,055 GWh of electricity, reinforcing its role as the region’s primary price-setting reference point. Elevated Italian day-ahead prices—averaging…
Week 16 shows South-East Europe shifting into a transit and balancing corridor
In Week 16, net imports across South-East Europe fell while exports surged, underscoring a structural shift toward integrated cross-border power movements. The changes—led by Greece’s swing…
Renewable swings in Week 16 reshaped power pricing and dispatch across South-East Europe
A sharp rebound in wind output—paired with weaker solar and limited hydro support—pushed variable renewable generation higher across South-East Europe in Week 16, driving volatility in…
SEE power prices jump in Week 16 as gas benchmark falls, exposing tighter system conditions
Electricity day-ahead prices rose sharply across most South-East Europe markets in the week of 13–19 April, even as Dutch TTF gas futures fell. The move points…