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.
Electricity trading on Croatia’s CROPEX exchange reached 1.512 TWh in August, rising 6.9% from July and 27.4% from a…
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity import costs have risen sharply as declining coal and hydropower production…
The European Commission does not currently plan additional intervention in the EU gas market despite…
Serbia and North Macedonia have joined the Vertical Gas Corridor, extending the regional gas transport…
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is likely to play a larger role in Southeast…
Southeast Europe’s rapidly expanding renewable fleet is beginning to move from passive day-ahead generation into…
South-east European day-ahead electricity markets opened September on a firmer footing, with a sharp recovery…
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices rebounded sharply for Monday, 31 August, as the market moved…
Serbian renewable power producers seeking access to lower carbon costs in the European Union will…
South-east European day-ahead power prices fell sharply for Friday delivery as a substantial increase in…
South-east European day-ahead electricity prices moved sharply lower across most interconnected markets for Thursday delivery,…
Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices moved sharply higher for Wednesday, 26 August, with the main…
European gas prices climbed to their highest level in more than three years at the…
Croatian households could face a 7-8% increase in regulated gas prices from October unless the government extends…
Croatia’s Krk LNG terminal has received its first cargo originating from Norway’s Hammerfest LNG facility, further diversifying…
Bulgarian state-owned supplier Bulgargaz has proposed increasing its regulated wholesale gas price for September to around €41.60/MWh, reflecting…
European gas storage inventories have fallen to their lowest level for late August since 2013,…
Croatia registered a new record summer electricity demand peak in August, reinforcing the structural shift…
Greek electricity suppliers are set to gain broader powers to prevent customers with repeated payment…
Bulgaria’s electricity production increased in June while domestic power consumption declined, widening the gap between…
New European Commission guidance has turned the European Union’s carbon border levy on imported electricity…
Serbia combined sharply higher electricity consumption with stronger production across renewables, hydro and thermal generation…
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North Macedonia plans to establish an organised gas market under electricity market operator MEMO, preparing the institutional framework needed to use new interconnections with Greece and Serbia…
Electricity trading on Croatia’s CROPEX exchange reached 1.512 TWh in August, rising 6.9% from July and 27.4% from a year earlier, alongside a sharp increase in wholesale prices. Day-ahead turnover…
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s electricity import costs have risen sharply as declining coal and hydropower production erodes a generation surplus that once made the country one of…
The European Commission does not currently plan additional intervention in the EU gas market despite storage facilities being around 65% full, leaving inventories below levels normally recorded…
Serbia and North Macedonia have joined the Vertical Gas Corridor, extending the regional gas transport initiative deeper into the Western Balkans as governments seek greater access…
Bulgaria is considering new infrastructure around NPP Kozloduy after unusually low Danube levels forced the country’s first precautionary nuclear output reduction linked to the current hydrological conditions. The…
Bulgaria’s decision to reduce output at Kozloduy nuclear power plant because of exceptionally low Danube levels is an important warning for Southeast Europe’s electricity market. The…
Slovenia’s Krško nuclear power plant has returned its reactor to 100 per cent power after cooler weather, rainfall and improving Sava River conditions eased environmental restrictions that had…
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Serbia’s mining sector is rapidly evolving from a regional resource industry into a strategically important component of Europe’s broader industrial and geopolitical realignment, as gold, copper…
Serbia’s mining story is no longer a domestic resource story. It is becoming part of Europe’s wider raw materials, processing and industrial-security map. At a moment…
Serbia’s mining sector is entering a different phase of development. For years, the country’s raw materials story was primarily framed around geology, foreign investment and strategic…
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…
