SEE Energy News
Greece advances 105 MW public cooperative solar plan in Aetolia-Acarnania to cut bills for farmers
Western Greece is preparing a 105 MW publicly owned cooperative solar project in Aetolia-Acarnania, designed to become one of Europe’s largest virtual net-metering schemes. Officials estimate…
Bulgaria wind and low-carbon cement partnership targets integrated decarbonisation
CWP Europe and Heidelberg Materials Devnya have agreed to develop a large wind farm in Bulgaria that would supply renewable power directly to a cement plant,…
European Ombudsman opens probe into EIB financing for Bosnia’s Poklečani wind farm
The European Ombudsman has launched an investigation into the European Investment Bank’s support for the Poklečani wind farm in Bosnia and Herzegovina, focusing on the project’s…
Vertical Gas Corridor faces muted demand ahead of July capacity auction as Russian-gas uncertainty weighs
The planned Vertical Gas Corridor linking Greece to Ukraine is struggling to secure long-term bookings, with market participants showing limited appetite ahead of the July capacity…
SEE power prices slide as wind rebounds and Serbia pushes dynamic industrial tariffs
South-east Europe’s day-ahead power market saw broad price declines on 12 May as wind and hydro output recovered and weekday demand eased. In Serbia, EPS is…
South-East Europe’s renewable boom shifts from building power to financing the grid
South-East Europe’s next phase of renewables is increasingly constrained by grid finance rather than generation. Lenders are focusing on connection capacity, congestion risk and digital control…
European utilities expand trading in South-East Europe as flexibility becomes the prize
South-East Europe is moving from a peripheral power region to a strategically important trading arena for European utilities and commodity houses, driven by renewable volatility and…
Financing the flexibility race in South-East Europe: the merchant-vs-regulated storage showdown
As battery energy storage expands across Serbia, Greece, Romania and Bulgaria, investors are split over whether projects should rely on volatile merchant revenues or on regulated,…
Romania, Greece and Serbia vie to turn flexibility into the region’s trading advantage
South-East Europe’s electricity competition is shifting from sheer generation to flexibility—balancing renewables, managing congestion and monetizing intraday spreads. By 2026, Romania, Greece and Serbia are emerging…
Balkans power trading is shifting from generation to transmission capacity
As the region’s grids become more renewable-heavy, electricity value in South-East Europe is increasingly shaped by who can move power across borders. The result is a…