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.
Cross-border electricity trading became one of the strongest market themes in Southeast Europe during Week 22.…
LNG flows remained one of the key strategic variables behind Southeast Europe’s power and gas…
European gas prices softened in Week 22, but not enough to break the link between gas…
Hydropower quietly shaped Southeast Europe’s electricity balance in Week 22, even though the headline regional number…
The renewable story in Southeast Europe during Week 22 was not a straightforward story of more green…
The regional power market experienced a strong bullish correction on 5 June, with Central European…
For decades, the Adriatic coast was viewed primarily as a tourism corridor. Today it is…
For most of the past two decades, the Southeast European electricity sector has been defined…
The Southeast European electricity market moved decisively lower during the second half of May as…
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe surged on Monday as the market shifted from weekend…
Southeast Europe is becoming more volatile, more renewable-driven and more exposed to intraday trading signals,…
The structure of electricity trading in Southeast Europe is changing rapidly. Week 21 showed that…
In the third week of May, energy commodity markets showed mixed and volatile movements, with…
Greece has officially commissioned a new high-pressure natural gas pipeline in Western Macedonia, marking a…
Romania is facing a major strategic energy decision as OMV Petrom moves forward with plans…
A partnership between Motor Oil and global commodities trading group Mercuria Energy is expected to…
Progress on the Southern Gas Interconnection project between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia remains uncertain,…
Serbia’s SEEPEX market recorded a significant correction, with average prices falling from €101.61/MWh to €91.95/MWh. The market nevertheless…
According to data released by the Bulgarian National Statistical Institute, electricity production in March 2026…
Serbia’s renewable electricity market is moving into a new commercial phase. Wind and solar projects…
In the third week of May, European electricity markets experienced strong volatility, with daily prices…
In the week of May 18, electricity demand increased across most major European power markets…
Finnish renewable energy investor Korkia has reached another important milestone in Romania after securing transmission…
A major renewable energy investment is set to advance the decarbonization of Greece’s steel industry…
Albania has approved the development of a major new solar energy project in the municipality…
The renewable story in Southeast Europe during Week 22 was not a straightforward story of more green…
A major ownership change has reshaped one of Serbia’s largest renewable energy developments, with Heavy…
Europe’s wind energy sector recorded new turbine orders totaling 5.8 GW in the first quarter…
Greek authorities are moving closer to launching the country’s first offshore wind auction framework, introducing…
During the week of May 25, solar photovoltaic (PV) generation increased across major European electricity…
A comprehensive modernization program has been completed at three hydropower facilities operated by Dravske Elektrarne…
Preparations for a new hydropower project on the Piva River are progressing, with electricity utility…
The Montenegrin government has approved additional time for the completion of an early phase of…
Romania’s electricity producer Hidroelectrica has taken a significant step toward expanding its energy storage portfolio…
Serbia is taking another step toward the development of a major energy infrastructure project, as…
Hungarian energy company MOL Group has begun restoration work at its damaged Tiszaujvaros chemical facility…
The planned Serbia–Hungary oil pipeline project has encountered a new setback after a legal challenge…
Croatia has achieved a full legal victory in an arbitration dispute with the Hungarian energy…
Serbia has reaffirmed its commitment to keeping NIS a key pillar of its domestic fuel…
Negotiations regarding the future ownership structure of NIS have been granted additional time after MOL…
A debate that initially appears focused on Western European industry could have significant consequences for Southeast Europe’s energy markets, industrial development plans and renewable energy investment…
At first glance, gas appears to be losing the battle for the future of Southeast Europe’s energy system. Solar generation reached 5,632 MW during the second half of…
For much of the renewable energy transition, hydropower became the forgotten giant of Southeast Europe’s electricity system. Solar attracted headlines. Wind attracted investors. Battery storage attracted…
For much of the past decade, solar power dominated the renewable energy narrative across Southeast Europe. Falling equipment costs, simplified construction schedules and rapidly improving financing…
For most of the renewable energy boom, banks asked a relatively simple question before financing a project. How much electricity will it produce? Today, across Southeast…
Bulgaria has significantly expanded its energy storage capacity following the completion of a major battery deployment by renewable developer Sunterra RE, which has finished the second…
Serbia has taken an important step toward the development of a new gas-fired power generation facility after state-owned utility EPS and Azerbaijan’s SOCAR formalized the framework…
Serbia’s SEEPEX market recorded a significant correction, with average prices falling from €101.61/MWh to €91.95/MWh. The market nevertheless remained materially more expensive than Albania, Montenegro and North Macedonia. Commercial…
Serbia is advancing an ambitious program designed to strengthen its natural gas infrastructure, with a particular emphasis on diversifying supply routes and improving long-term energy security.…
Between May 25, 2026 and May 31, 2026, 80 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Serbia remains committed to NIS control as MOL talks…
Serbia’s state-owned power utility EPS has once again canceled a tender for supervision and consulting services related to its large-scale self-balancing solar energy project after determining…
Cross-border electricity trading became one of the strongest market themes in Southeast Europe during Week 22. Total regional exchanges increased 8.4% week-on-week to 1,117 GWh, with Greece, Bulgaria…
LNG flows remained one of the key strategic variables behind Southeast Europe’s power and gas balance in Week 22. Greece received 404.07 GWh of LNG, a 15.2% recovery from the previous…
European gas prices softened in Week 22, but not enough to break the link between gas and power prices in Southern Europe. TTF futures averaged €46.56/MWh, down 6.7% week-on-week,…
Hydropower quietly shaped Southeast Europe’s electricity balance in Week 22, even though the headline regional number pointed lower. Total SEE hydro generation declined 10.2%, falling from 3.98 TWh to…
The renewable story in Southeast Europe during Week 22 was not a straightforward story of more green generation. Total variable renewable output fell 10.1%, from 3.74 TWh to 3.36 TWh,…
In March 2026, the Krško Nuclear Power Plant, jointly operated by Slovenia and Croatia, produced a total of 521,396 MWh of net electricity, exceeding the planned…
The ongoing replacement of Russian nuclear fuel with supplies from Westinghouse Electric Company at Unit 5 of the Bulgarian nuclear power plant Kozloduy is progressing without…
A new phase in Croatia’s energy policy is taking shape as the Government has submitted a final draft law on civilian nuclear energy development to Parliament,…
A debate over Croatia’s future energy direction has intensified after Prime Minister Andrej Plenković signaled that the site of the thermal power plant Plomin is being…
Efforts to advance the expansion of Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear power plant have entered a sensitive phase, as authorities push for stricter cost control and more disciplined…
Foreign mining capital is becoming one of the most visible indicators of Serbia’s changing industrial position in Europe. The country is no longer viewed only as…
The adoption of Serbia’s long-awaited Strategy for the Management of Mineral and Geological Resources to 2040 marks a decisive turning point in the country’s industrial trajectory.…
The discovery of a new copper ore body in eastern Serbia is being framed as a potentially significant addition to one of Europe’s most important mining…
Serbia’s mining sector has evolved into one of the most dynamic convergence points of global mining capital, where London-, Toronto- and Sydney-listed companies operate across different stages…
Serbia has formally entered a new phase in its management of mineral wealth, adopting its first comprehensive national strategy for mineral resources and placing the sector…
