Serbia’s oil and gas company NIS returned to profitability in the first half of 2026, but stronger financial performance has not removed the broader strategic uncertainty…
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Serbia’s prolonged drought has significantly changed the strategic role of its hydropower assets, exposing the vulnerability of a system that depends on water availability as much…
Serbia expects domestic fuel supplies to remain stable through August despite exceptionally low Danube water levels disrupting product imports and increasing transport costs. Mining and Energy…
Serbia has extended its temporary reduction in fuel excise duties and prolonged restrictions on exports of crude oil and petroleum products as the government seeks to…
Trading volume on Serbia’s SEEPEX day-ahead market declined in July even as prices increased and year-on-year liquidity continued to improve. A total of 502,334 MWh changed hands during…
Hydropower production in Serbia has fallen to historically low levels as prolonged drought and extreme temperatures reduce river inflows, limiting the flexibility normally provided by the…
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control has extended the operating licence for Serbia’s NIS until 28 August 2026, allowing the company to continue purchasing crude oil,…
A new financing facility for Serbian companies is shifting energy efficiency from a building-cost exercise towards a wider industrial-competitiveness programme. The structure combines commercial lending, development-bank…
Serbia is starting two energy programmes with very different construction timelines but a common strategic purpose. A future nuclear fleet would provide large volumes of low-carbon…
Electricity procurement is becoming a strategic component of EU market access for Serbian industrial companies. The issue is no longer limited to the price of power…
