By the early 2030s, South-East Europe is unlikely to look like a fully converged extension of the German or French power market. What is taking shape…
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A recent visit by a German delegation to Serbia, focused on cooperation in geology and mining, reflects a broader recalibration of Europe’s raw materials strategy—one that…
The 03 March 2026 session delivered a headline most traders instinctively expect in a fuel shock: spot prices surged. The less obvious, but strategically more important…
Electricity.Trade analysis confirms that the price spread between Hungary and Germany has become one of the most critical benchmarks for regional power trading. The HU–DE spread encapsulates relative…
Despite Germany’s ban on direct Russian LNG shipments, it is still receiving significant amounts of Russian liquefied natural gas (LNG) through other EU countries, according to…
The Green Aegean Interconnector, a proposed renewable energy transport corridor linking Greece to southern Germany, is showing feasibility under certain conditions, based on preliminary findings from…
Greece is making significant strides in its renewable fuel strategy, with plans to decarbonize its industry and heavy-duty transport sectors through green hydrogen production. The country…
Serbia has the potential to become a significant supplier of critical raw materials to Germany and the European Union (EU) due to its natural resource base…
On September 8, Bulgaria and Germany signed a significant declaration of cooperation in the fields of energy, green policies and climate protection. The agreement was formalized…
As the world faces the challenges of climate change, there is a growing need for sustainable energy investments and carbon offset initiatives. Recognizing Serbia’s potential in…
