EU governments preparing market reforms to decouple power prices from gas
Austria, Belgium, and Germany believe market reforms are inevitable to weaken the prevailing influence of gas costs on electricity prices
Greece increases electricity exports to neighboring Balkan countries
Electricity exports from Greece to its neighbors in the north have increased in July and are expected to increase further in August.
Albania, North Macedonia, Serbia to set up working group for energy cooperation
Albania and North Macedonia accepted Serbia's proposal at a meeting held in Tirana within the Open Balkan initiative
Energy Community can integrate 30 GW of renewables without investments in flexibility
The Study on flexibility options to support decarbonization in the Energy Community has assessed the flexibility needs, options for balancing
Portugal, Spain cap gas prices for power producers to bring down wholesale prices
The payments to utilities will be calculated based on the price difference between the market price of natural gas and the gas price cap
First Greek climate law sets deadlines for ban on conventional vehicles
Greece's parliament passed the first climate law with more flexible requirements than in the original proposal
ACER report: electricity price volatility is likely to increase in years ahead
In its Final Assessment of the EU Wholesale Electricity Market Design, ACER says that the electricity market design is not to blame for the energy crisis
Serbian Companies on the Changing Power Market: carbon taxation is inevitable and must be discussed publicly
The EU's carbon border tax or national CO2 pricing systems will affect both businesses and citizens in the region, businesspeople and experts warned at the conference Serbian Companies on the Changing Power Market.
