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CBAM od 2026. preoblikuje trgovinu električnom energijom u Jugoistočnoj Evropi kroz ugrađenu cenu ugljenika
Od 2026. godine električna energija namenjena izvozu iz Zapadnog Balkana ka EU više se ne vrednuje samo kroz €/MWh i kapacitete, već i kroz ugrađene emisije…
SEE power markets split sharply on 15 May 2026 as Serbia collapses while core pricing stays above €110/MWh
On 15 May 2026, Serbian day-ahead power prices fell to €65.79/MWh, sharply decoupling from the broader HUPX-linked complex that stayed clustered around €117–120/MWh. The divergence was…
Antimony and Tungsten Return to the Spotlight as Defense Metals Gain Strategic Importance
The renewed investor focus on antimony and tungsten is becoming one of the clearest indicators that the global mining industry is shifting into a far more…
CBAM, PPAs and the new bankability model for wind, solar and battery storage
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…
CBAM to reshape SEE electricity trading into a carbon-adjusted market from 2026
Starting in 2026, EU-bound power from the Western Balkans will be priced not only by €/MWh, capacity and scarcity, but also by embedded CO₂ and national…
Rio Tinto’s Los Azules Strategy Signals Copper’s Rise as the Core Metal of Global Industrial Transformation
The global mining industry is entering a new era where copper is no longer viewed as a standard industrial metal. Instead, it is rapidly becoming one…
British Airways launches Heathrow–Tivat direct flights, lifting Montenegro’s premium tourism connectivity
British Airways has opened a seasonal direct service between London Heathrow and Tivat, with flights starting 14 May 2026. The route—operated three times weekly through late…
Montenegro drafts EU-style VAT rules for digital services, online platforms and short-term rentals
Montenegro is preparing a major VAT overhaul by drafting a law to align its tax treatment of digital services, cross-border e-commerce and online platforms with European…
Montenegro’s widening agricultural trade gap underscores rising food import dependence
Montenegro’s agricultural trade deficit widened again in 2025 as imports rose faster than exports, leaving export coverage below 10%. The data point to a structural mismatch…
CBAM is already reshaping Montenegro’s electricity export economics
A new analysis by NGO Eko-tim finds that the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is already changing how Montenegro trades power with the EU—cutting planned exports…