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Bulgaria files gas diversification strategy with European Commission to cut Russian supply dependence
Bulgaria has submitted a national plan to the European Commission outlining how it will diversify natural gas supplies, expand infrastructure and storage, and increase LNG access…
ALPEX activity rises in April 2026 as traded volumes and transaction value climb
Albania’s electricity exchange ALPEX reported April 2026 day-ahead trading volume of 190.1 GWh, up 15.2% from March and 48.7% year-on-year. Transaction value also increased to about…
TurkStream flows weaken in April as Strait of Hormuz disruptions lift European gas prices
Russian pipeline gas deliveries to Europe via TurkStream fell in April, with average daily volumes dropping year-on-year and more than 25% versus March. The decline reflects…
Cene struje u Jugoistočnoj Evropi skočile 8. maja: slabiji solarni učinak i veći uvoz podigli dnevne berzanske nivoe
Dnevne cene električne energije u Jugoistočnoj Evropi ponovo su prešle prag od 120 €/MWh nakon pada solarne proizvodnje, jačeg oslanjanja na termoelektrane i naglog rasta prekograničnog…
Srbija se vraća na evropsku mapu kritičnih minerala dok bakar, zlato, borati i prerada oblikuju novi industrijski koridor
Priča o rudarskom sektoru Srbije više nije samo domaća priča o resursima. Ona postaje deo šire evropske mape sirovina, prerade i industrijske bezbednosti. U trenutku kada…
CBAM preoblikuje rudarske investicije u Srbiji: tehnologija i dokazivost emisija postaju uslov pristupa EU tržištu
Kako CBAM i širi evropski okvir karbonskih standarda prodiru kroz industrijske lance, srpske rudarske i prerađivačke kompanije sve češće moraju da obezbede proverljive podatke o emisijama,…
SEE power prices jump as solar output slips and cross-border imports surge
Day-ahead electricity prices across much of South-East Europe moved back above €120/MWh after solar generation fell, thermal output rose and net imports climbed sharply. The rebound…
Serbia’s critical-minerals push hinges on ESG proof and processing control, not just copper output
Serbia is moving back into Europe’s critical-minerals conversation through copper production and expanding gold, borates and industrial-material potential. But investors and European buyers will ultimately judge…
Serbia’s mining shift: CBAM pressures turn technology and emissions data into EU market access requirements
As the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism ripples upstream through industrial supply chains, Serbian miners and processors are increasingly judged on auditable emissions data, traceable sourcing…
Montenegro’s next growth test: converting seasonal tourism into year-round investment
Montenegro has built a standout tourism and property story, helped by its euroized system, low taxes and EU accession momentum. The country now faces a tougher…