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Serbia and Azerbaijan take next step on Niš gas plant, funding design work
Serbia and [[PRRS_LINK_1]] have agreed to jointly finance the design phase of a new combined-cycle gas power plant in Niš, moving the project from agreement into…
South-East Europe’s PPA overhaul: why congestion, basis risk and storage are reshaping contract terms
In South-East Europe, power purchase agreements are being redesigned because electricity pricing is increasingly location- and time-dependent, not uniform across bidding zones. The shift is pushing…
How Montenegro can capture more superyacht value through MRO services
Montenegro’s rise as a superyacht destination has helped grow marina activity, but the most lucrative work—maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO)—is still largely handled in Italy and…
Serbia’s near-source buildout aims to turn supply-chain proximity into an EU-grade industrial platform
Serbia is developing a multi-layer near-source model spanning materials, manufacturing, logistics, energy and services—designed to fit European industry needs while offering investors diversified return profiles. The…
Montenegro’s next growth frontier: private wealth structuring and family office services
As Montenegro shifts from a tourism-led economy toward a [[PRRS_LINK_1]] built on cross-border capital, private wealth structuring and family office services are emerging as the most…
BESS turns into the region’s new balancing layer: how arbitrage, ancillary services and financing shape returns in South-East Europe
Battery energy storage is moving from pilot projects to grid-critical infrastructure across South-East Europe, with intraday spreads in markets such as Greece (HEnEx) and Romania (OPCOM)…
Serbia positions for embedded services role in EU supply chains as ICT scales pre-production work
Serbia’s ICT sector is expanding into pre-production functions and digital services, with exports estimated at €3–4 billion annually and margins often in the 25–35% EBITDA range.…
Foreign chambers as Montenegro’s capital gatekeepers—tourism, energy and the next investment wave
Montenegro’s €2–4 billion tourism and real estate cycle is shaped less by open competition than by foreign investor chambers that filter access to premium projects. As…
Why curtailment is becoming a financing issue in South-East Europe’s renewable buildout
As South-East Europe targets roughly 20–25 GW of new renewables by 2030, node-level congestion is increasingly translating into persistent revenue shortfalls. The result is tighter underwriting…
Serbia’s path to EU supply-chain scale hinges on power availability and decarbonisation
Serbia’s rise as a near-source supplier to the EU is increasingly limited by electricity—both its price and the need to decarbonise generation. With industrial loads concentrated…