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Europe’s Rare Earth Dependency Exposes a Strategic Weakness in the Green Industrial Transition
Europe’s ambition to lead the global energy transition is increasingly constrained by a less visible but critical bottleneck: a structural dependence on imported rare earth elements.…
Rumunija dobija 500 miliona dolara od Svetske banke za modernizaciju gasne transmisije
Rumunija je obezbedila sporazum sa Svetskom bankom (World Bank Group) vredan 500 miliona dolara za unapređenje i proširenje nacionalnog sistema gasne transmisije, uz učešće Ministarstva finansija…
Crna Gora produžava privremeno smanjenje akciza na gorivo zbog i dalje visoke volatilnosti nafte
Crna Gora je odlučila da produži privremeno smanjenje akciza na gorivo za još pet sedmica, navodeći da su globalne cene nafte i dalje visoke zbog tenzija…
Portugal’s Barroso lithium project puts Europe on the front line of the battery supply race
Portugal is drawing rising investor and industrial attention for lithium, with the Barroso project seen as Europe’s potential anchor for spodumene supply. EU-backed support and long…
Hrvatska energetika u preokretu: spor oko potencijalne lokacije malog modularnog reaktora u Plominu
Rasprava o budućem energetskom pravcu Hrvatske pojačana je nakon što je premijer Andrej Plenković nagovestio da bi se lokacija termoelektrane Plomin mogla razmatrati za projekat malog…
Serbia and Azerbaijan step up talks on Niš 500 MW gas power plant
Energy Minister Dubravka Đedović met SOCAR representatives in Belgrade as Serbia pushes forward negotiations for a planned gas-fired power plant near Niš, with key contract terms…
Romania wins $500 million World Bank financing to upgrade gas transmission network
Romania has secured a $500 million package from the World Bank Group to modernize and expand its national gas transmission system, with the deal involving the…
Montenegro extends fuel excise tax relief as global oil prices stay elevated
Montenegro has prolonged a temporary cut to fuel excise duties by five weeks, extending the policy’s validity until 26 May. The government says the move is…
Croatia nuclear debate flares as Plomin site considered for small modular reactor project
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković’s indication that the Plomin thermal power plant site could be used for an SMR project has drawn pushback from Istria leaders,…
West Africa Gold Expansion Accelerates as Mining Majors Build Regional Production Hubs
West Africa has become one of the most strategically important gold mining regions in the world, as major producers increasingly shift from single-asset development to large-scale…