Serbia Energy News
Leading SEE regional online magazine with dedicated energy and mining focused news. Since 2007 covering the power market news of Serbia and region of South East Europe.
Serbia Energy News
Leading SEE regional online magazine with dedicated energy and mining focused news. Covering the power market news of Serbia and region of South East Europe since 2007.
Bulgaria has obtained temporary relief from one of the region’s most burdensome gas-access agreements. On 6…
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is due to consider on 22 July an up to €30…
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices corrected sharply for delivery on 18 July 2026, as lower weekend…
Southeast European peak power prices are likely to remain supported in the near term unless…
Southeast European power markets are developing a distinct regional risk premium, after Week 27 saw…
Southeast Europe’s tightening power balance is strengthening the investment case for flexible power assets, after…
Day-ahead electricity markets across Southeast Europe weakened for delivery on 17 July 2026, but the…
The evening peak has become the most critical pricing window in Southeast European day-ahead electricity…
Cross-border electricity flows across Southeast Europe tightened significantly during Week 27, as regional net imports…
Stronger European natural gas prices are adding upward pressure to Southeast European electricity markets after…
Serbia has emerged as the key short-term stress market in Southeast Europe’s electricity sector after…
Southeast European power traders are likely to keep a close watch on Romania, Hungary and…
Bulgaria has obtained temporary relief from one of the region’s most burdensome gas-access agreements. On 6…
The Vertical Gas Corridor is moving beyond its original Southeast European footprint as transmission system operators from Serbia and North…
Serbia is advancing a gas-infrastructure programme valued at approximately €1 billion, with the first investment expected…
Azerbaijan is seeking to increase gas exports to existing European buyers and open additional supply…
The Trans-Adriatic Pipeline has delivered more than 60 billion cubic metres of natural gas to European customers…
Serbia remained a net electricity importer in 2025, with the value of imported power increasing by 30.3% from…
The average electricity bill for Montenegrin households increased to €33.80 in June 2026, reflecting higher seasonal…
Romanian transmission system operator Transelectrica and Georgian State Electrosystem have begun the technical-development phase of a proposed 1,300 MW electricity interconnector…
Serbia’s next clean-energy opportunity is no longer limited to building individual renewable projects. The more…
Serbia’s next high-value renewable trade may not be another wind farm. It may be the…
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development is due to consider on 22 July an up to €30 million senior secured project-finance loan for a major expansion of the Tenevo…
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices corrected sharply for delivery on 18 July 2026, as lower weekend demand coincided with strong daytime renewable production. Hungary fell 32 per cent…
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Stronger European natural gas prices are adding upward pressure to Southeast European electricity markets after Week 27 recorded higher thermal power generation across the region alongside…
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Serbia intends to complete the initial assessment phase of its national nuclear programme by mid-2027, establish the necessary institutional and regulatory framework by 2032, and begin construction of…
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