SEE Energy News
SEE power prices jump as solar output slips and cross-border imports surge
Day-ahead electricity prices across much of South-East Europe moved back above €120/MWh after solar generation fell, thermal output rose and net imports climbed sharply. The rebound…
Romania’s oil picture darkens: imports fall and long-term output decline persists
Romania’s crude oil imports fell sharply in the first two months of 2026, while domestic production continued to drop, underscoring a structural downtrend expected to persist…
CGES profit slips in Q1 2026 as revenue falls and costs rise
Montenegro’s electricity transmission system operator CGES reported net profit of €6 million in the first quarter of 2026, down from €7.7 million a year earlier. The…
Renalfa IPP adds 200 MWh battery storage to North Macedonia’s Oslomej solar complex
Renalfa IPP has started installing a 50 MW / 200 MWh battery energy storage system at its Oslomej solar project, expanding the site’s ability to balance…
North Macedonia rolls out intraday power trading to align with Europe’s electricity market
North Macedonia has officially launched an intraday electricity trading platform that lets power be bought and sold during the delivery day, aiming to improve grid control…
Greece solar sector faces mounting strain as curtailments rise and revenues fall
Greece’s smaller solar developers are coming under growing financial pressure as curtailments surge and electricity revenues deteriorate, threatening the viability of projects reliant on feed-in premium…
Croatia’s renewable surge lifts output, but imports still cover a meaningful slice of demand
Renewable electricity generation in Croatia expanded again in 2025, with non-hydropower output topping 5 TWh for the first time and renewables reaching 26.5% of national demand.…
SEE power prices jump after weaker renewables and higher import dependence
Day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply across much of Southeast Europe on Thursday 7/5 as solar and wind output weakened, tightening regional supply and boosting reliance on…
SEE gas market Week 18: TTF risk premium tightens as LNG flows rebalance amid U.S.-Iran shipping uncertainty
Week 18 Dutch TTF futures rose week-on-week, with the market holding on to a geopolitical risk premium rather than fully unwinding it. The move was tied…
Week 18 SEE power markets: demand softens, renewables swing pricing and deepen intraday volatility
Southeast Europe’s Week 18 data showed weaker demand and a renewable rebound that eased some headline prices, but also widened market fragmentation and drove deeper intraday…