De ce Europa de Sud-Est e cea mai afectată de fluctuațiile prețului la energie: lipsa interconectărilor, prețul gazelor și seceta

The European electricity market is experiencing significant volatility due to rising natural gas prices and unfavorable production conditions. Greece saw a sharp price drop from 224.57 to 138.95 euros per MWh, while other Southeast European countries face rising prices. Factors contributing to this situation include high gas costs, reduced renewable energy production, and prolonged drought affecting hydroelectric output. Additionally, limitations in electrical interconnections hinder price balancing across regions. The current dynamics highlight the challenges facing the European energy market as winter approaches, emphasizing the need for improved resource management and infrastructure resilience.