By Eleonora Rinaldi ( May 28, 2025, 12:49 GMT | Insight) -- Ireland, Malta and Cyprus will likely face risks to their energy supply for the summer due to their limited interconnectivity, a report by ENTSO-E, the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity, said. Continental Europe, on the contrary, won’t experience issues in matching supply with demand over the summer, said the report. Negative energy prices due to excess renewable production vis-à-vis power demand might cause financial losses for generators and market distortions, requiring strategic planning, said ENTSO-E.Ireland, Malta and Cyprus are expected to face adequacy risks according to ENTSO-E’s 2025 Summer Outlook published today. This means their electricity systems might fail to meet power demand because of insufficient resources or capacity....
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