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Hungarian, Romanian and Central Southeast European day-ahead prices declined sharply for 14 August delivery as stronger solar generation outweighed largely stable demand. Greece remained the cheapest market, while Italy’s persistent premium continued to support regional exports.

Regional market coupling aligned much of Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, Croatia, Serbia and Albania around €150/MWh on 11 August. However, the fifteen-minute price curves for 12 August show that this convergence becomes significantly weaker...

Greece cleared at an average of approximately €116.50/MWh, with prices ranging from around €25/MWh to €174/MWh. Unlike the previous session, when HEnEx prices reached zero during a solar-heavy period, the latest curve avo...

Bulgaria’s €104/MWh day-ahead average was almost €20/MWh below Hungary’s level, although its fifteen-minute evening peak still approached €199/MWh. The country’s diversified generation ...

Romania has deployed emergency engineering measures to keep its remaining Cernavodă nuclear reactor in operation amid persistently low Danube water levels. The measures include dredging, removing underwater obstruct...