Energy
Serbia’s renewable-industrial complex starts to emerge as infrastructure and ESG hurdles loom
Serbia is beginning to link renewable power, battery storage, industrial manufacturing, critical minerals and logistics into a more integrated platform aligned with Europe’s decarbonization economy. The…
Serbia weighs long-duration storage as renewables push the grid toward multi-hour volatility
As wind and solar expansion accelerates across Serbia and the wider Balkans, the country is increasingly focused on long-duration flexibility. That shift has brought the long-delayed…
CBAM pressure drives EPS and Serbian industry toward renewable PPAs
Europe’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is beginning to reshape Serbia’s industrial economy in ways that extend far beyond emissions reporting or regulatory compliance. What initially appeared…
EMS and the emerging economics of Serbia’s grid queue
Serbia’s electricity market is entering a phase where access to the grid itself is becoming one of the country’s most valuable energy assets. For most of…
Serbia’s solar-plus-storage market shifts from speculation to bankability
Serbia’s solar market is entering a decisive new phase. For years, utility-scale photovoltaic development across the country was driven primarily by optimism — optimism about Europe’s…
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 secures another short extension of Russian gas supply as EU phase-out pressure grows
Serbia has agreed to extend its natural gas supply arrangement with Russia for an additional three months, keeping deliveries and oil-linked pricing in place. The move…
Renewables’ bankability is shifting from permits to proven environmental performance
In Europe and other fast-growing markets, lenders and regulators are moving the definition of renewable energy bankability beyond approvals. Projects are increasingly judged on whether they…
Negative power prices on SEEPEX signal Serbia’s shift toward Europe’s electricity market logic
Negative power prices have entered the trading framework on Serbia’s SEEPEX exchange, reflecting how renewable-heavy supply and inflexible generation can push hourly prices below zero. For…
Serbia’s electricity market shifts under CBAM: exports shrink, liquidity moves and prices localise
In Q1 2026, Serbia’s day-ahead prices stayed well below EU levels, but CBAM-linked carbon costs broke the arbitrage that previously supported exports. The result is export…