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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…

Serbia and Southeast Europe are entering a metals cycle in which the decisive question is no longer only what lies underground. The stronger question is whether…

Serbia’s next clean-energy opportunity is no longer limited to building individual renewable projects. The more strategic opportunity sits between wind generation, solar generation, battery storage, industrial electricity demand, export competitiveness and verified carbon…

Serbia’s next high-value renewable trade may not be another wind farm. It may be the battery sitting away from the wind farm, connected directly to the Elektromreža…

Gas-fired power generation continues to occupy a complex position in Serbia’s evolving energy transition. While natural gas remains a proven and dispatchable source of electricity that…

Battery energy storage systems (BESS) are rapidly becoming one of the most important missing components in Serbia’s energy transition. As the country increases the share of…

Serbia’s emerging green hydrogen sector is moving beyond policy ambitions and entering a phase where bankability will determine which projects move forward. A hydrogen facility capable…

Serbia has tripled its installed renewable-energy capacity since 2022, but the next phase of development will be constrained by transmission capacity, storage availability and the ability of…

Between July 6, 2026 and July 12, 2026, 90 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Region: Vertical Gas Corridor strengthens role as Greece-Ukraine gas…

Serbia moved from being a net electricity exporter in Week 25 to a marginal net importer in Week 26 (22–28 June 2026), marking one of the…