Tag Archives: SEE
CBAM, PPAs and the new bankability model for wind, solar and battery storage
CBAM is quietly transforming the financing logic of renewable energy projects across Europe and especially throughout South East Europe. Until recently, wind, solar and battery-storage projects…
CBAM to reshape SEE electricity trading into a carbon-adjusted market from 2026
Starting in 2026, EU-bound power from the Western Balkans will be priced not only by €/MWh, capacity and scarcity, but also by embedded CO₂ and national…
SEE power prices tumble on stronger renewables and rising imports, but evening volatility persists
On 14 May, day-ahead power prices across South East Europe reversed sharply lower as solar and hydro output rose and cross-border imports into the HU+SEE system…
April 2026 power market correction in Central and South East Europe reshapes value around flexibility and carbon
April 2026 delivered a sharp month-on-month drop in wholesale power prices across the HU+SEE region, driven by weaker gas costs, collapsing fossil economics, lower demand and…
SEE power prices jump in Week 19 as wind falls and gas risk premiums rise
South East Europe power markets climbed sharply in Week 19, with most regional prices returning above €100/MWh as wind generation fell and thermal output—especially gas—moved to…
Electricity trading is becoming a carbon hedging business as CBAM and EU ETS reshape Balkan power markets
The relationship between electricity trading and carbon markets across South-East Europe is entering a fundamentally different phase. For years, Balkan power traders focused primarily on classic…
CBAM’s spillover into South-East Europe power trading: carbon intensity is becoming a market variable
Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is starting to influence electricity trading across South-East Europe by turning carbon intensity into a commercial factor. As a result, traditional…
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…