SEE Energy News
US court confirms MOL Group win, raising Croatia compensation to about $286 million
A federal court in Washington has upheld an arbitration-based decision in favor of MOL Group and rejected Croatia’s latest challenges. The confirmed compensation has climbed from…
Pantheon Atlas maps €50 billion AI campus in Croatia powered by 500 MW solar and 2,000 MW storage
Pantheon Atlas has unveiled plans for a large artificial intelligence campus in Topusko, central Croatia, backed by a 500 MW solar plant and a 2,000 MW/8,000…
JANAF posts lower Q1 2026 profit but presses ahead with international storage and energy expansion
Croatian oil transportation company JANAF reported a net profit of €13 million in Q1 2026, down 13% year-on-year, even as revenue stayed stable. The company said…
Bulgargaz opens LNG tender as Bulgaria targets stronger summer supply and winter storage readiness
Bulgargaz has launched a tender for a single 1,000,000 MWh LNG cargo to be delivered to Turkey, aiming to bolster supply ahead of peak summer demand.…
Bulgaria’s February 2026 energy output slips across power, gas and solid fuels
Bulgaria’s National Statistical Institute reported that electricity generation fell 15.1% month-on-month in February 2026, while gas demand and solid-fuel activity also contracted sharply. The broad decline…
Albania signs $6 billion LNG supply deal with U.S. firms to restart Vlore power project
Albania has signed a 20-year LNG supply agreement worth about $6 billion with Venture Global and Aktor LNG USA, aiming to convert the long-idle Vlore power…
ALPEX sees March power trading value rise as volumes fall in Albania and Kosovo day-ahead market
Albania’s ALPEX reported 165.32 GWh of day-ahead electricity traded in March 2026, down 16.3% from February but up sharply versus March 2025. Transaction value increased to…
CBAM reshuffles Southeast Europe’s electricity trade routes, cutting Western Balkans transit role
In Q1 2026, scheduled cross-border power exchanges between the Western Balkans and the EU fell sharply as CBAM-related uncertainty discouraged transit-based trading. The shift boosted low-carbon…
CBAM’s early impact in Southeast Europe: a measurable split between low-carbon and coal-heavy power exporters
In Q1 2026, the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is already reshaping electricity competitiveness across Southeast Europe by applying default carbon costs to imports. The…
Hydro surge in Q1 2026 distorted Southeast Europe power prices—and complicated CBAM-driven exports
One of the region’s most hydrologically favourable quarters in recent years pushed hydro output sharply higher across Southeast Europe, driving Western Balkan day-ahead prices down. But…