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.
Nomad Capital Group has asked Bulgaria’s competition authority to approve its proposed acquisition of the…
The Sofia Administrative Court has overturned Bulgargaz’s refusal to disclose historical delivery and payment data…
Bosnia and Herzegovina remained a net electricity exporter in the first seven months of 2026…
Montenegro’s 54.6 MW Gvozd wind farm produced 26 GWh during its first three months of operation, reducing state…
Bulgarian electricity production reached 26,906 GWh between 1 January and 9 August, an increase of 7.8 per…
The total solar eclipse on 12 August is expected to reduce European photovoltaic output by as much…
On 7 August 2026, the Southeast European electricity market entered a period of growing divergence…
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market entered 6 August 2026 with a clear divide between…
South-east Europe’s electricity market remained divided between two contrasting price dynamics on 5 August 2026.…
Trading volume on Serbia’s SEEPEX day-ahead market declined in July even as prices increased and…
The Southeast European day-ahead electricity market entered Tuesday with a familiar summer imbalance: strong solar…
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is beginning to alter Western Balkan electricity trade…
Bulgaria’s energy regulator has approved a 4.5 per cent increase in the regulated wholesale natural gas price…
Romania’s OMV Petrom reported net profit of approximately €355 million for the first half of 2026, a decline of 14…
Greek gas distribution operator Enaon EDA plans to invest €1 billion between 2026 and 2032, combining network expansion…
Croatia and Hungary are preparing to increase cross-border gas transmission capacity, strengthening the role of…
A 14.42% increase in the price of Russian gas supplied to Bosnia and Herzegovina has turned the…
Montenegro’s 225 MW Pljevlja thermal power plant has returned to the grid following a transmission-related outage that…
French infrastructure investor Meridiam has agreed to become the largest shareholder in the Great Sea Interconnector, strengthening the…
Slovenia’s Šoštanj thermal power plant expects to return Unit 6 to service before the winter heating season after inspections…
North Macedonia’s reservoirs are approximately 70% full, providing sufficient stored water to maintain planned hydropower production…
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity system remains stable despite prolonged drought and high temperatures sharply reducing…
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Electricity production at the 315 MW Višegrad hydropower plant fell to 44.02 GWh in June 2026, highlighting the…
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Albania and North Macedonia entered the definitive CBAM period with sharply different positions in the regional electricity market. Their respective electricity links with Greece now illustrate…
The submarine electricity interconnector between Montenegro and Italy has become one of the clearest examples of how CBAM is reshaping the relationship between wholesale price spreads,…
Serbia’s electricity system is taking on a more important regional role as commercial power flows increasingly move northwards towards Hungary and, potentially, onwards to Ukraine. Scheduled…
The definitive phase of CBAM has turned national electricity emission factors into a direct commercial cost for power exports from the Western Balkans to the European…
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…
Nomad Capital Group has asked Bulgaria’s competition authority to approve its proposed acquisition of the companies that own and operate the Maritsa East 3 thermal power…
The Sofia Administrative Court has overturned Bulgargaz’s refusal to disclose historical delivery and payment data linked to its agreement with Turkish gas company BOTAS. In a…
Bosnia and Herzegovina remained a net electricity exporter in the first seven months of 2026 after cutting the value of its power imports by almost half…
Montenegro’s 54.6 MW Gvozd wind farm produced 26 GWh during its first three months of operation, reducing state utility EPCG’s electricity deficit by 8.5 per cent. At Montenegrin Power Exchange…
Bulgarian electricity production reached 26,906 GWh between 1 January and 9 August, an increase of 7.8 per cent year on year. Consumption rose by 6.8 per cent to…
Emergency engineering works on the Danube have improved cooling-water conditions at Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear power plant, giving its remaining operating reactor additional time before a possible precautionary…
Romania’s state-owned nuclear producer Nuclearelectrica has started importing electricity sourced from Ukraine through Moldova’s state energy trader Energocom, seeking to offset lost generation from Cernavoda unit 1. The transaction…
Romanian authorities have started emergency engineering work on the Danube to preserve cooling-water supplies for unit 2 of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant, as prolonged drought pushes…
Bulgaria’s Nuclear Regulatory Agency has granted the State Enterprise Radioactive Waste a ten-year licence to continue dismantling units 3 and 4 at the Kozloduy nuclear site. The licence allows the…
Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant continues to operate normally despite exceptionally low Danube levels, providing an important source of baseload electricity while hydrological conditions disrupt power generation elsewhere…
A growing controversy surrounding the participation of Chinese and Russian-linked companies in drafting Serbia’s long-term mining strategy is exposing deeper tensions over sovereignty, foreign investment influence…
Australian-listed explorer Middle Island Resources has significantly expanded its polymetallic discovery footprint at the Bobija Project in western Serbia, reinforcing growing investor interest in the country’s…
Western Serbia is beginning to attract a different kind of mining attention. For years, the international conversation around the country’s mineral sector revolved almost entirely around…
Serbia is increasingly emerging as Europe’s most strategically important frontier mining jurisdiction, attracting a growing wave of Australian-listed junior explorers searching for gold, copper and critical…
Europe’s strategic minerals transition is often discussed through the lens of lithium, Scandinavian rare earths or Iberian tungsten. Serbia usually appears in international headlines only when…
