Last week, Hungarian oil company MOL and Croatian state-owned transporter JANAF conducted joint tests on the JANAF pipeline, but results did not confirm that the system can sustain long-term crude oil flows to Hungary and Slovakia. According to MOL, the pipeline was only able to operate at the required capacity for short periods of one […]
Bulgaria has announced that it will stop the transit of Russian natural gas through its territory to Serbia and Hungary starting in 2026. The decision comes after renewed calls from US President Donald Trump for European countries to reduce their reliance on Russian energy. Prime Minister Rosen Jelyazkov, speaking in New York during the UN
The European Commission is preparing to introduce tariffs on Russian oil that continues to enter the European market. Spokesman Olof Gill confirmed that the details of the plan will be presented shortly. The announcement follows a statement by Commission President Ursula von der Leyen after her recent meeting with US President Donald Trump, where she
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During her official visit to Baku, Serbian National Assembly Speaker Ana Brnabić announced that Serbia will receive additional natural gas supplies from Azerbaijan this winter, supplementing previously agreed volumes. She emphasized that these extra deliveries, requested by President Aleksandar Vučić, will be vital for ensuring energy stability during the upcoming heating season. Brnabić also highlighted
Nuclearelectrica has secured two major financing agreements with a banking syndicate led by J.P. Morgan, providing crucial funding for Romania’s nuclear energy projects. The financing will support the refurbishment of Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant’s Unit 1 and the preparatory phase for Units 3 and 4 construction, following shareholder approval. The lending consortium includes Banca Comerciala
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During the upcoming official visit of the Croatian Foreign Minister to Iraq on 25–26 October, discussions will include the potential transport of Iraqi crude oil through the Croatian JANAF pipeline. Talks are set to cover broader economic cooperation, expansion of defense industry ties, and opportunities for using Croatian ports and JANAF’s infrastructure for oil shipments.
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State-owned oil transport company JANAF has firmly rejected claims by Hungary’s MOL Group regarding alleged technical issues during capacity tests on the oil pipeline segment from the Sisak Terminal to the Hungarian border in September 2025. JANAF specifically dismissed suggestions that it cannot meet the annual crude oil needs of MOL’s two Central European refineries.
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has reopened the Blazuj terminal for oil and petroleum products, marking the first time in 30 years that the facility is fully operational. With a storage capacity of 42,000 cubic meters, the terminal is now ready to receive, store, and transfer fuel following reconstruction works and the issuance
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Swiss company SSWISS GROUP AG, owner of the solar panel brand Swiss Solar, has announced plans to invest 50 million euros in renewable energy development in Serbia. This move highlights the strategic importance of the Balkans for Europe’s transition to green energy and positions Serbia as a key player in the clean energy sector. Serbia
TTF natural gas prices continued their downward trend ahead of the heating season, with only modest daily fluctuations of a few tenths of a euro. In the third week of September, abundant liquefied natural gas (LNG) supply, mild temperatures reducing gas demand, and high wind energy output kept TTF gas futures below €33/MWh. By the
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