Hungary: HUPX sees lower December electricity prices amid rising day-ahead volumes Read More »

Hungary: HUPX sees lower December electricity prices amid rising day-ahead volumes

The average electricity price on the day-ahead market (DAM) of HUPX in December 2025 reached €115.88/MWh, down 7% from November, when the average baseload price was €124.35/MWh. The average peak price on the DAM fell 9% to €129.3/MWh. Traded volume on the day-ahead market totaled 3.04 million MWh, marking a 10% increase month-on-month and a […]

Greece set to strengthen role as regional gas hub through 2035 Read More »

Greece set to strengthen role as regional gas hub through 2035

Greece is set to play an increasingly important role in regional gas supply over the next decade, according to a new long-term outlook published by the national gas transmission operator DESFA, which analyzes projected gas flows through the country’s transmission network and LNG facilities between 2026 and 2035. DESFA warns that the operating environment for

Bulgaria launches 202 MW battery storage facility at TPP Maritsa East 3 Read More »

Bulgaria launches 202 MW battery storage facility at TPP Maritsa East 3

Bulgaria has expanded its electricity system with the commissioning of a large-scale battery energy storage facility at the Maritsa East energy complex, one of the most significant storage projects in southeastern Europe. The installation was deployed at the site of TPP Maritsa East 3, leveraging existing grid infrastructure in the Stara Zagora region to accelerate

Bulgaria: IBEX power trading climbs in December as prices continue to soften Read More »

Bulgaria: IBEX power trading climbs in December as prices continue to soften

A total of 2,611,971.3 MWh of electricity was traded on the day-ahead market of IBEX in December 2025, representing a 9.4% increase compared to November. The average daily traded volume reached 84,257.1 MWh, although total monthly volume was still 3% lower year-on-year. The average baseload price in December stood at €117.25/MWh, down 3.5% from November,

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Southern Gas Interconnection to redefine energy security and regional transit role Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Southern Gas Interconnection to redefine energy security and regional transit role

The construction of the Southern Gas Interconnection is expected to become the most important infrastructure investment in Bosnia and Herzegovina this year, according to energy expert Edhem Bičakčić, marking a historic turning point for the country’s gas sector and overall energy security. By linking Bosnia and Herzegovina to the European gas market through Croatia and

Romania: Major Islamic financing secured for Mintia gas power plant Read More »

Romania: Major Islamic financing secured for Mintia gas power plant

A significant financing milestone has been achieved for Romania’s Mintia gas-fired power plant after Emirates Islamic approved a $500 million structured funding package for Mass Group Holding. The deal ranks among the largest Islamic finance transactions linked to European energy infrastructure. The funding will support construction of the 1,700 MW Mintia plant in northwestern Romania,

Montenegro launches major electricity transmission upgrade Read More »

Montenegro launches major electricity transmission upgrade

Montenegro’s electricity transmission network is set for a significant transformation as the country’s transmission system operator, CGES, prepares an investment program exceeding €200 million over the next five years. The initiative aims to reinforce system reliability, expand cross-border connectivity, and enable the integration of new renewable energy projects. Recent investments have already delivered tangible results.

Bulgaria hits a renewable milestone: Solar, wind and hydro surpass coal in electricity generation Read More »

Bulgaria hits a renewable milestone: Solar, wind and hydro surpass coal in electricity generation

Bulgaria’s electricity sector reached a historic milestone in 2025, as renewable energy sources became the country’s second-largest producer of electricity, surpassed only by nuclear power. For the first time, combined generation from solar, wind, hydropower, biomass, and waste exceeded output from coal-fired plants, signaling that the energy transition has moved from concept to reality. Data

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