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Croatia to fund €400–450 million transmission build for Pantheon AI campus near Topusko
A dedicated €400–450 million transmission infrastructure program is being lined up to power the planned Pantheon AI campus in Topusko, with construction of key assets targeted…
FBiH moves forward with environmental review for planned 100 MW Gradina wind farm near Tomislavgrad
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina has launched the next phase of the environmental review for the planned Gradina wind farm, with a public hearing scheduled…
Plinacro and Plinovodi plan capacity boost at Rogatec interconnection to enhance Croatia–Slovenia gas flows
Croatian and Slovenian transmission operators, Plinacro and Plinovodi, have agreed to raise transport capacity at the Rogatec interconnection, aiming to improve natural gas flows from Croatia…
SEE elektroenergetska tržišta 21. maja: vetar smanjuje uvoz, a cene sve više prate obnovljive izvore
Dnevni bilansi u jugoistočnoj Evropi 21. maja 2026. pokazali su nagli skok proizvodnje iz vetra i pad neto uvoza, što je dodatno pojačalo razlike između severnih…
Wind and solar surge reshapes Southeast Europe power pricing as imports fall
Renewables drove a major shift in Southeast European power markets on 21 May 2026, with wind output surging and net imports turning negative. The renewable-heavy mix…
Serbia’s registered employment falls as industrial model faces multiple headwinds
Serbia’s number of registered employees declined in the first quarter of 2026, even as wages continued to rise—an unusual mix that signals mounting structural pressures on…
National Bank of Serbia stress-tests inflation shock as Iran conflict threatens energy costs
Serbia’s central bank has built new inflation scenarios that range from a relatively contained outcome to a severe case tied to prolonged conflict involving Iran and…
Scrutiny of Chinese contractors in Serbia highlights governance and compliance risks for infrastructure finance
A new public dispute tied to the Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse has intensified questions about how Chinese contractors operate within Serbia’s infrastructure projects, including…
Serbia pushes ahead with strategic fuel storage expansion at Smederevo
Serbia is expanding the strategic petroleum storage capacity at its Smederevo oil derivatives terminal, adding six new tanks with total planned capacity nearing 100,000 tons. The…
SEEPEX negative pricing set to reshape Serbia’s electricity market as volatility increases
One of the most consequential structural changes emerging inside Serbia’s electricity market is not simply renewable growth itself, but the gradual arrival of negative pricing dynamics.…