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Industrial demand and green PPAs are reshaping renewable investment in South-East Europe
South-East Europe’s renewable build-out is moving beyond subsidy-led models as industrial decarbonization and long-term green power purchase agreements become central to investment decisions. The shift is…
Balkan renewables shift from guaranteed tariffs to merchant volatility, reshaping project finance
South-East Europe’s renewable buildout is moving beyond feed-in tariffs into merchant-style revenue models where returns hinge on volatile wholesale prices, balancing costs and transmission constraints. For…
Balkan grid race shifts investor focus from generation to transmission
As renewable output grows faster than regional networks, South-East Europe is entering an infrastructure race in which interconnectors and high-voltage corridors are increasingly determining whether wind…
Hydropower returns to the Balkans’ grid as the region’s key balancing tool
After years of political and ESG headwinds, hydropower is reasserting itself across South-East Europe as renewable penetration rises and system flexibility becomes scarce. Reservoir storage and…
EPS rebounds in 2025, but Serbia’s power mix and export weakness keep transition risks in focus
Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) reported a sharp improvement in 2025 profitability, but the recovery remains tied to lignite generation and a weaker export position. At the same…
Can Serbia turn its renewable buildout into a regional manufacturing and engineering platform?
As wind, solar and battery projects accelerate across South-East Europe, the demand is shifting from power generation to the industrial infrastructure that enables grid integration. Serbia’s…
Serbia’s renewables pivot is becoming an industrial competitiveness test
Serbia’s renewable transition is shifting from an energy-sector project to a question of whether exporters can secure low-carbon, bankable power. By 2026, wind, solar, battery storage,…
Serbia’s renewables shift from capacity race to grid, storage and CBAM readiness
Serbia’s renewable buildout is entering a more demanding phase as grid limits, balancing costs and CBAM-linked carbon exposure reshape project economics. Storage and transmission are increasingly…
Pančevo refinery lifts crude processing as Serbia prioritizes fuel security amid sanctions
Serbia’s only operational refinery in Pančevo processed about 336,000 tonnes of crude oil in April 2026, according to domestic energy-sector sources. The higher throughput follows months…
Strickland Metals’ Rogozna drilling delayed in Serbia as regulatory approvals stall amid rising local opposition
Australia-listed Strickland Metals says delays in receiving expansion approvals from Serbia’s Ministry of Mining and Energy have pushed back planned drilling at the Rogozna gold project…