CBAM compliance deadlines reshape Serbia’s industrial services and electricity procurement
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is beginning to create a parallel compliance economy around Serbian exporters, driving demand […]
Power prices rebound across Southeast Europe, Serbia remains sharply discounted
Day-ahead electricity prices in Southeast Europe rebounded strongly for Sept. 28 as weekday demand returned and regional cross-border flows shifted
Two-tier green electricity emerges as CBAM and EU reporting requirements converge
Southeast Europe’s green-power market is starting to split into two commercially different products: electricity carrying a renewable attribute and electricity
Banks assess CBAM evidence risk in Western Balkans renewable project due diligence
Banks financing renewable projects in the Western Balkans increasingly focus on whether intended customers can use electricity as assumed in
CBAM reshapes Southeast European electricity trading into evidence handling
Southeast European electricity traders are starting to take on a role beyond buying power in one market and selling it
CBAM shifts Western Balkan cross-border power trading toward carbon-adjusted routing
Western Balkan electricity trading is moving into a market where the highest wholesale-price spread may not deliver the highest commercial
Industrial exporters and renewable project finance in Serbia
Industrial exporters in Serbia could help finance the next generation of renewable projects. As developers look for long-term buyers, Serbian
Serbia suppliers develop CBAM-ready electricity products for EU-export compliance
Serbia’s electricity supply market is making room for a more sophisticated industrial product in which electricity value depends on demonstrable
Serbia metals face CBAM pricing shift as direct emissions become contract variables
Serbia’s steel and aluminium exporters are entering a more difficult phase of competition in the European Union as weak industrial
Gas-fired generation drop leaves Southeast Europe exposed to gas supply shifts
Southeast European power markets moved into the final part of September with lower electricity demand and sharply reduced gas-fired generation.
LNG inflows rise in Italy and Croatia as Greece receipts weaken
LNG inflows increased in Italy and Croatia during the week to 20 September, while Greece recorded lower receipts. The figures
Croatia sees variable renewables drop while net imports rise
Croatia recorded a 54.3% fall in variable renewable generation in the week to 20 September, while its net electricity imports