Tag Archives: electricity trading
April power trading in Southeast Europe shows a shift from fuel-linked pricing to intraday volatility
Trading across Southeast Europe in April moved away from baseload and fuel-linked dynamics toward a market increasingly shaped by intraday imbalances, renewable swings and cross-border constraints.…
Southeast Europe power markets in April show synchronized price compression as solar reshapes intraday pricing
April trading across Southeast Europe delivered broadly synchronized declines in spot prices, with major exchanges seeing falls of roughly 11% to 20% in the month’s second…
Serbia’s SEEPEX posts higher April day-ahead volumes as prices soften year on year
Electricity trading on Serbia’s SEEPEX day-ahead market rose in April 2026, with volumes up month on month. However, average prices—especially at peak—fell sharply versus the same…
SEE power markets move from simple arbitrage to portfolio and flexibility trading as prices converge
April 2026 data show South-East Europe’s spot prices clustering within a tighter range, reflecting deeper market coupling and improved interconnection. While cross-border spreads still exist—especially on…
Croatia’s CROPEX electricity trading rebounds in March, though volumes remain down year-on-year
Electricity trading on Croatia’s CROPEX rose to 989,922.7 MWh in March 2026, up 9.2% from February as day-ahead and intraday activity increased. However, total volumes were…
SEEPEX March 2026: day-ahead volumes rise, prices jump—what it signals for Serbia’s power market
In March 2026, SEEPEX recorded 447,933 MWh of electricity traded on its Serbian day-ahead market, up 10.5% from February. Prices also moved higher, with the average…
Serbia’s grid position is turning it into a cross-border electricity price battleground
With EMS linking Serbia to multiple neighbors and transfer capacities of more than 4–5 GW, the country is increasingly acting as a price convergence point between…
Asset-backed trading is reshaping power economics across South-East Europe
South-East Europe’s leading electricity traders are moving beyond short-term arbitrage by securing transmission capacity, building storage and structuring long-term contracts—turning control of physical access into a…
How CBAM is reshaping Southeast Europe’s power market around certified low-carbon supply
Southeast Europe’s electricity trade is starting to split by carbon intensity and traceability, not only by price. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is pushing exporters in…
Tržište struje u jugoistočnoj Evropi kao prilika za algoritamsko trgovanje
U poslednjih nekoliko godina, tržišta električne energije u regionu jugoistočne Evrope (JIE) postala su predmet pažnje investitora i an...