Prețurile la curentul electric înregistrează fluctuații puternice, iar Europa de Sud-Est este cea mai afectată

Electricity prices in Southeast Europe are experiencing significant fluctuations, with Greece seeing a sharp drop followed by increases in neighboring countries. The rise in natural gas costs and reduced renewable energy production are key factors driving these changes. Additionally, prolonged drought conditions in the Danube basin are impacting hydroelectric production, further exacerbating the energy crisis. Interconnection limitations hinder the ability to balance prices across Europe, leading to stark price differences. As winter approaches, these challenges raise concerns about energy security in the region.