MOL’s potential takeover of NIS: What merger rules mean for Serbia’s oil market
Although the chief of staff to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that negotiations between MOL and the majority owner […]
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Serbia: EMS launches €50 million Belgrade 50 substation project under BeoGrid 2025 expansion plan
Serbia’s electricity transmission operator EMS has signed a contract with a consortium of construction firms to build the new 400/110
Serbia: EPS begins trial production at newly completed 66 MW Kostolac wind farm
State-owned power utility EPS has confirmed that construction of the Kostolac wind farm has been completed and that the facility
Serbia moves to secure legal path for takeover of NIS amid sanctions crisis
Parliament Speaker Ana Brnabić announced that the Government will introduce an amendment to the 2026 draft budget that would allow
Hungary: Foreign Minister offers support as Serbia faces oil supply crisis
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó arrived in Belgrade to discuss how Hungary can help Serbia after the suspension of crude
Serbia: Government moves to resolve NIS ownership deadlock within three months
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the Government has unanimously endorsed his proposal to give the Russian side 50 days
Serbia: NIS prepares temporary shutdown of Pancevo refinery after US sanctions
The Pancevo oil refinery has begun preparations for a temporary shutdown after US Treasury sanctions imposed on NIS disrupted crude
Serbia’s EPS stuck in the slow lane: Why the utility is failing to bring new power plants online
Serbia’s energy system is built on a paradox. The country urgently needs new electricity-generation facilities to secure supply, support industry,
Serbia’s oil market: Supply shifts, key industry players, and what incoming investors should expect
Serbia’s oil sector occupies a particularly strategic place in the Western Balkans—and yet it is also one of structural vulnerability,
The high-stakes game around NIS: How Serbia’s oil giant became a battleground of influence, strategy and survival
There is no company in Serbia whose fate is as closely watched — and as quietly contested — as NIS, the
Azerbaijan in Serbia: How a Caspian energy power became a Eurasian player in South-East Europe
Azerbaijan’s rise in Serbia did not happen loudly. It happened through pipelines, memoranda, presidential visits, and a carefully constructed image
Strickland Metals’ gold quest in Serbia: Where promising geology meets local and political challenges
When Australian-listed Strickland Metals began drilling into the steep slopes of Rogozna mountain in southern Serbia, few outside the mining