SEE Energy News
Negative prices and renewable swings are forcing Southeast Europe to rethink electricity trading
Week 20 data across Southeast Europe showed wind-led price drops alongside collapsing hydropower and surging imports, underscoring how renewables are starting to drive price formation. The…
Renewables reshape Southeast Europe’s power pricing as gas volatility and balancing needs rise
Across Southeast Europe, week 20 brought a sharp drop in power prices as wind output surged and thermal generation retreated. The shift is increasingly structural—while gas…
CBAM’s first electricity quarterly review finds widening EU–non-EU price gaps across Western Balkans
The Energy Community Secretariat’s first CBAM quarterly assessment for electricity imports says the mechanism is already changing trading economics in Southeast Europe, including a sharp weakening…
Hungary’s strategic oil reserves near expiry could reignite fuel price pressure amid global market risks
Hungary’s access to allocated strategic petroleum reserves runs only until 30 June unless the mechanism is extended, raising the risk that distributors will face higher costs…
Croatia to fund €400–450 million transmission build for Pantheon AI campus near Topusko
A dedicated €400–450 million transmission infrastructure program is being lined up to power the planned Pantheon AI campus in Topusko, with construction of key assets targeted…
FBiH moves forward with environmental review for planned 100 MW Gradina wind farm near Tomislavgrad
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has launched the next phase of the environmental review for the planned Gradina wind farm, with a public hearing scheduled…
Plinacro and Plinovodi plan capacity boost at Rogatec interconnection to enhance Croatia–Slovenia gas flows
Croatian and Slovenian transmission operators, Plinacro and Plinovodi, have agreed to raise transport capacity at the Rogatec interconnection, aiming to improve natural gas flows from Croatia…
Wind and solar surge reshapes Southeast Europe power pricing as imports fall
Renewables drove a major shift in Southeast European power markets on 21 May 2026, with wind output surging and net imports turning negative. The renewable-heavy mix…
Montenegro weighs US-linked LNG corridor as Bar terminal and gas plants move from concept to feasibility
Montenegro is again exploring gas-fired power generation and an LNG import terminal at the Port of Bar, with JERA assessing technical, commercial and financial viability. The…
SEE power prices reverse lower on 20 May as solar and wind output recover
Most Southeast Europe day-ahead spot exchanges fell sharply for 20 May delivery, driven by a rebound in solar and wind generation, warmer weather and shifting import…