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Romania and Bulgaria roll out CARMEN smart grid project backed by EU funding
Transelectrica, Delgaz Grid and ESO have signed financing for the CARMEN Smart Grid project worth about €207 million, supported by nearly €104 million from the EU’s…
ACER flags structural weaknesses in southeastern Europe’s power market after 2024 price spike
A summer 2024 surge in electricity prices across southeastern Europe exposed weaknesses in regional grid flexibility and cross-border trading capacity, prompting regulators to seek new safeguards.…
Pregled tržišnih vesti – kalendarska nedelja 21
Tokom perioda 18. maj 2026. – 24. maj 2026. objavljeno je 74 vesti. Najčitanije u ovom periodu 1. Grčka završava eru uglja zatvaranjem termoelektrane Agios Dimitrios…
Market News Roundup CW21
Between May 18, 2026 and May 24, 2026, 43 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. State infrastructure spending continues supporting Serbia’s economy despite slower…
Market News Roundup CW21
Between May 18, 2026 and May 24, 2026, 74 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. SEE power prices 18/5 surge as wind output collapses…
Montenegro IT sector enters a more uneven phase as revenues soften and margins come under pressure
Montenegro’s ten largest IT companies generated €64.3 million in combined revenue in 2025, but sector profitability fell 8.6%, signaling margin pressure across the country’s digital economy.…
Market News Roundup CW21
Between May 18, 2026 and May 24, 2026, 48 articles were published. Most-read in this period 1. Montenegro faces corporate registry shake-up as up to 22,000…
Serbia’s new macro cycle: energy volatility, CBAM risk and sovereign funding pressures reshape the outlook
During CW21, Serbia’s inflation expectations, industrial margins and financial stability became increasingly tied to electricity-market volatility, higher imported energy costs and sovereign financing pressure. Even as…
Serbia’s industrial economy shifts to carbon-adjusted financing as CBAM nears
As Europe’s demand cools and energy costs rise, Serbia is moving from a low-cost export model toward one where electricity sourcing, carbon intensity and ESG-linked lending…
Negative prices, battery storage and cross-border flows push Serbia into a new power market cycle
Serbia’s electricity market entered a structurally different phase during CW21 as negative pricing, renewable volatility, cross-border balancing pressure and battery-storage expansion began reshaping how power is…