Serbian banks reassess CBAM credit risk amid emissions verification uncertainty
Serbian banks financing steel, aluminium, cement and other carbon-intensive businesses face growing pressure to review industrial credit exposure as the […]
Serbian banks financing steel, aluminium, cement and other carbon-intensive businesses face growing pressure to review industrial credit exposure as the […]
Europe’s first accredited CBAM verification bodies are taking shape as the EU moves toward mandatory verification. Serbian steel, aluminium and
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rose sharply on Friday, with Serbia becoming the region’s most expensive market. Weaker wind generation,
Electricity prices across southeastern Europe rose sharply for delivery on 15 October, with Hungary and Serbia trading above €250/MWh. The
Electricity trading on the Albanian Power Exchange (ALPEX) rose sharply in September, with activity reflecting the development of organised wholesale
Southeast European electricity markets stayed under price pressure for delivery on 13 October, with Serbia recording the highest day-ahead price
Serbia’s electricity exporters face a potential carbon cost approaching €86 per megawatt-hour under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
SEEPEX’s day-ahead average in Serbia increased by €45.20/MWh to €230.76/MWh on Monday, October 12. The Serbian level left it €4.12/MWh
EU finance ministers agreed on October 9 to extend Greece’s existing national escape-clause arrangements to eligible energy-security expenditure. The approval
HELLENiQ ENERGY has brought a 100 MW/200 MWh battery storage facility into operation at its Thessaloniki industrial complex. The project,
Bulgaria’s net electricity exports increased 62% to 3.5 TWh in the first nine months and opening days of October 2026,
Romania’s 1.7 GW Mintia gas-fired power project has reached first turbine ignition as commissioning begins on a €1.2 billion investment