Greece has completed another major stage in its transition from lignite to renewable electricity, but the success of its solar expansion is creating a new financial…
Browsing: bankability
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…
The bankability of renewable energy projects in Southeast Europe is changing. Week 23 showed why relying on average day-ahead prices is no longer enough. The region…
Battery storage is moving from technical add-on to investment centrepiece in Southeastern Europe. The first half of May 2026 made the reason clear: regional power markets…
CBAM is quietly transforming the financing logic of renewable energy projects across Europe and especially throughout South East Europe. Until recently, wind, solar and battery-storage projects…
Serbia’s solar market is entering a decisive new phase. For years, utility-scale photovoltaic development across the country was driven primarily by optimism — optimism about Europe’s…
Project finance across South-East Europe’s renewable sector is being re-priced in real time. What once depended primarily on CAPEX efficiency (€0.6–0.9m/MW solar, €1.2–1.6m/MW wind) and resource quality is…
The bankability of renewable energy projects in Southeast Europe is being redefined by changes in market structure, demand patterns and regulatory frameworks. Historically, projects in the…
