Ku shkon fizikisht energjia?
Shkëmbimi i vëzhguar në çdo kufi që arrijmë — rrjedha fizike, jo tregti, me kufijtë që mungojnë të emërtuar për secilin vend.
● Refreshed · last verified against source on this date
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- IN ← from N. Macedonia346 MW avg
hourly range -56 to 784 MW — reverses direction within the week
- OUT → to Montenegro310 MW avg
hourly range -660 to 83 MW — reverses direction within the week
- IN ← from Serbia23 MW avg
hourly range -299 to 269 MW — reverses direction within the week
- OUT → to Albania11 MW avg
hourly range -252 to 249 MW — reverses direction within the week
- Net position
- +48 MWnet importer
- Gross exchange
- 690 MWacross all borders
Kosovo is a transit route. Its net position (+48 MW) is small next to the 690 MW moving across its borders — power arrives on one side and leaves on another. A country like this cannot be planned as though it were simply short or long: its network carries flows that belong to its neighbours' balances, and its own security of supply depends on borders it does not control.
Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform via energy-charts.info (Fraunhofer ISE) (CC BY 4.0). Hourly physical flows averaged over 2026-08-06 to 2026-08-14, a dated snapshot, not a live feed. These are physical flows, not trades — power follows impedance rather than contracts, so it can cross a country that neither bought nor sold it. Nothing here supports a statement about who traded with whom. Albania appears here as observed exchange across the borders shown — Kosovo, Montenegro and Greece. This provider does not publish Albania as a subject, so those three borders are read from the neighbours that do, which is the same measurement with the sign reversed. The Albania–North Macedonia border is not represented anywhere in this data, so Albania's total is not a national net position and is not presented as one.
| Country | Border partner | Average MW (positive = inflow) | Minimum MW | Maximum MW |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kosovo | North Macedonia | 346 | -56 | 784 |
| Kosovo | Montenegro | -310 | -660 | 83 |
| Kosovo | Serbia | 23 | -299 | 269 |
| Kosovo | Albania | -11 | -252 | 249 |
| Serbia | Bulgaria | 442 | 55 | 955 |
| Serbia | Romania | 263 | -271 | 954 |
| Serbia | Bosnia and Herzegovina | -199 | -626 | 48 |
| Serbia | North Macedonia | 192 | -83 | 427 |
| Serbia | Croatia | -172 | -744 | 281 |
| Serbia | Montenegro | 72 | -97 | 261 |
| Serbia | Kosovo | -23 | -269 | 299 |
| Serbia | Hungary | 20 | -360 | 660 |
| Montenegro | Italy | -493 | -604 | 368 |
| Montenegro | Albania | 366 | 1 | 977 |
| Montenegro | Kosovo | 310 | -83 | 660 |
| Montenegro | Serbia | -72 | -261 | 97 |
| Montenegro | Bosnia and Herzegovina | 23 | -652 | 631 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Croatia | -341 | -1509 | 785 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Serbia | 199 | -48 | 626 |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Montenegro | -23 | -631 | 652 |
| North Macedonia | Kosovo | -346 | -784 | 56 |
| North Macedonia | Greece | 342 | -423 | 894 |
| North Macedonia | Serbia | -192 | -427 | 83 |
| North Macedonia | Bulgaria | 158 | -193 | 556 |
| Albania | Montenegro | -366 | -977 | -1 |
| Albania | Greece | 158 | -35 | 785 |
| Albania | Kosovo | 11 | -249 | 252 |
Vendimi pas kësaj figure
A country whose gross cross-border exchange dwarfs its net position cannot be planned as though it were simply short or long. Its security of supply depends on borders it does not control, and on rules it negotiates rather than sets.
02 · Policy, Regulation & MarketsÇfarë të ndërtohet, me çfarë radhe, dhe a është i realizueshëm objektivi që ju është vënë nga sistemi që duhet ta mbajë.