Serbian Steel Firms Weigh Renewable Power Benefits Against Current CBAM Accounting Rules
Serbia’s steel sector is entering a period when electricity procurement, carbon reporting and export competitiveness are increasingly connected. Yet the […]
Serbian exporters must plan for current CBAM rules and proposed EU reforms
Serbian exporters and electricity traders face a split regulatory position in late 2026: EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM rules)
Southeast European power prices fall as solar output rebounds and eastern markets stay tight
Southeast European day-ahead power prices mostly declined on Friday as demand eased and solar generation recovered sharply. Romania, Montenegro, Bulgaria
SANY acquires 153 MW standalone battery project in Romania as €1 billion plan expands
Chinese industrial group SANY has acquired a 153 MW standalone battery storage project at Borzești, Romania, adding to its planned
Greece’s PPC and Metlen expect first 300 MW of batteries online in early 2027
Greek energy groups PPC and Metlen expect to bring the first 300 MW of their joint battery-storage portfolio online in
EU critical minerals projects face investment risks beyond CBAM coverage
Europe is accelerating investment in domestic mining, refining and recycling as its Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) advances faster than
Hungary and Serbia power prices climb amid tighter Balkan import balances
Southeastern European day-ahead electricity markets diverged sharply on Thursday, October 22, as prices in Hungary and Serbia rose above EUR
DEPA Trade secures permit for Greece’s first biomethane production facility
Greece is preparing its first renewable biomethane production facility after DEPA Trade obtained an installation permit for a renewable gas
ADEX Connects Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia Through Shared Intraday Trading Platform
ADEX Group has launched a shared intraday continuous trading environment linking Slovenia, Hungary and Serbia’s electricity markets. The platform went
Bulgaria begins 300 MWh Tesla battery construction at Tvarditsa
Bulgaria has started construction of a 300 MWh battery energy-storage facility at Tvarditsa. The project is the first stage of
ERS secures €2 million overdraft as Ugljevik shutdown strains finances
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state-owned power utility ERS has arranged an additional €2 million in short-term financing amid liquidity pressure linked
Metalfer investment plans for Sremska Mitrovica steelmaking amid Serbia import quotas and CBAM
Serbian steel producer Metalfer Steel Mill is preparing investments at its Sremska Mitrovica complex, including reconstruction of steelmaking and rolling