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An overview of European Short-term Electricity Markets by Eurelectric

Eurelectric has published a report dedicated to the functioning and development of European short-term electricity markets, including market coupling mechanisms, cross-zonal capacity management, and upcoming regulatory developments. The report examines the role of these markets in ensuring the efficient functioning of the internal electricity market and the integration of renewable energy sources. Below we present …

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ACER 2025 Monitoring Report: European Hydrogen Markets

ACER’s 2025 European hydrogen markets Monitoring Report shows progress in electrolysers build-out and in advancing the EU’s regulatory framework. However, renewable hydrogen costs in 2024 remained four times higher than those of conventional hydrogen. This cost gap, along with incomplete national transposition of EU rules, hinders market development. To overcome this, lower regulatory risks and …

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Regulators are still catching up with the grids

The Council of European Energy Regulators (CEER) has published its annual report, “Regulatory Frameworks for European Energy Networks 2025.” This CEER report provides a comprehensive overview of the regulatory regimes for electricity and gas networks at transmission (TSO) and distribution (DSO) level and an important basis for assessing investment conditions, regulatory expectations and emerging trends …

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Slight Increase in Electricity Prices in the EU in Q2 2025

Gas and electricity markets in the EU in the second quarter of 2025 showed a further return to more stable and predictable levels, according to the latest quarterly reports on both markets. Wholesale gas prices experience a reversal and decline for the first time since early 2024, mainly due to a sharp increase in liquefied …

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Germany expanded its renewable energy capacity in 2025, but challenges remain

The German energy regulator  published preliminary data showing significant growth in renewable energy generation capacity in 2025. Installed capacity grew by nearly 21 gigawatts (GW), bringing the total installed capacity to around 210 GW. This represents an annual growth rate of 11%. Solar and wind energy were the main contributors to this increase. “Last year …

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CEER’s New Paper on Electricity “Smart Grid” Performance Indicators

CEER publishes its paper on Electricity “Smart Grid” Performance Indicators, a follow-up to the joint ACER-CEER guidance paper of June 2024. The paper contributes to the ongoing debate on smart grids by identifying a limited set of output indicators that National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) could use to monitor and assess the performance of system operators …

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Shifts and Records: The Energy Landscape in 2024

The evolution in energy production and consumption is becoming increasingly visible in the country’s energy balance data.  The long-standing implementation of European policies in national legislation, the impact of fuel market prices, geopolitical tensions, and the national understanding of low-carbon transition and energy investments are setting new directions for the development of the energy sector. …

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Bulgaria is among the four countries with the lowest confidence in the energy market

The new report published in December, Flash Eurobarometer 566 – Consumer behaviour in the energy transition, provides information on how European households perceive the energy market, how they navigate their bills, how willing they are to change their behaviour, and what barriers prevent them from actively participating in the transition. The survey was conducted in …

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Energy in the age of artificial intelligence: key trends for 2026 according to S&P Global Energy Horizons

S&P Global’s Horizons: Top Trends 2026 report identifies 2026 as a turning point when the energy transition ceases to be dominated by climate goals and enters a phase defined by physical infrastructure constraints, geo-economic competition, and accelerated demand for electricity driven by artificial intelligence. The main message of the analysis is that the expansion of …

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More modern energy networks for lower bills and a more independent EU

The European Commission today announced the long-awaited Grids Package The energy grids package marks a new approach to energy infrastructure, introducing a European perspective into infrastructure planning, speeding up permit procedures, and ensuring a fairer distribution of costs for cross-border projects. The new approach is expected to enable optimal use of existing energy infrastructure and, …

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