In Hungary, the first week of August was widely regarded as the most critical period of summer 2026. An even more intense heatwave developed than the one experienced in June, while the output of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant had to be curtailed due to the ...
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Along with the rapid transformation of electricity systems and the growing share of weather-dependent renewable energy sources, the role of demand-side flexibility (DSF) is becoming increasingly important. While in traditional electricity systems—which ...
The aim of our traditional spring electricity market event is to contribute to a deeper understanding and transparency of the domestic electricity market through invited speakers and participating market players, providing a credible picture of the ...
The EU’s electricity system is moving towards a network based on decentralised renewable generation, active customers and flexibility sources. Monitoring the status quo and future needs of the network and setting appropriate incentives for transmission ...
The FLEX4CEE project aims to facilitate the participation of household and small business electricity consumers in the demand-side flexibility market in the Visegrad Four (V4) countries and to help create the necessary legal, regulatory and market ...
This paper by Luca Lo Schiavo analyzes the fact-finding investigation of the Italian regulatory Authority (ARERA) into economic generation capacity withholding in Italy's day-ahead electricity market, examining its methodology, findings, and the ...
The project analysed the causes of the unusually large electricity price divergence between Central and South-Eastern Europe since 2024, with a particular focus on the impact of flow-based market coupling. It systematically processed JAO flow-based data ...
The introduction of flow-based market coupling (FBMC) within the Core region represented a major step forward in European power market integration. Under the flow-based market coupling mechanism, transmission system operators manage transmission capacity ...
This study analysed the impacts of the planned gas capacity expansion in the CEE region by applying a European power market model (EPMM). It focuses on four research questions: Are the planned 12-30 GW of new gas capacity needed in the sector from a ...




