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Serbia’s solar market enters a contract-led phase as PPAs and capital discipline define project viability
Serbia’s solar sector is no longer a peripheral component of its energy transition. By Q1 2026, it has entered a phase where growth is real, pipelines are…
MOL says NIS takeover talks with Gazprom Neft and Serbia still unresolved as PanÄŤevo deal awaits approvals
MOL Group confirmed that negotiations over a potential takeover of Serbia’s NIS remain ongoing and not yet final. Any future role in managing the PanÄŤevo refinery…
Zijin’s Serbia copper boom lifts profits—while deposit limits reshape the growth outlook
Zijin Mining says its Serbian copper operations are generating roughly €500 million in profit, helping push the wider platform above €1 billion in 2025. But the…
EMS signs €113.5 million contract to expand Serbia’s high-voltage grid for Trans-Balkan Corridor
Serbia’s transmission system operator EMS has signed a €113.5 million contract to upgrade substations and install new 400 kV equipment as part of the Trans-Balkan Corridor’s…
Rivian’s Belgrade engineering push highlights how Europe’s auto value chain is being redrawn
Rivian is expanding its software and digital engineering footprint in Belgrade, supported by a €3.5 million Serbian subsidy approved in 2025. The move underscores a broader…
Negative electricity prices in Serbia signal a shift toward flexibility-led power economics
Negative wholesale electricity prices are appearing in Serbia as surplus solar and wind generation increasingly pushes supply above demand. The change is reshaping who benefits—from flexible…
Serbia’s strategic value rises as Southeastern Europe’s energy corridors take shape
A new report argues Serbia is becoming a structurally important inland node as regional gas and oil flows shift away from Russian pipeline dependence toward corridor-based…
Serbia becomes a focal point for the EU’s push to scale power purchase agreements
A European Commission recommendation aimed at accelerating power purchase agreements is starting to shift how long-term energy projects are financed across South-East Europe, with Serbia positioned…
Serbia’s wind sector enters a market-exposure era as volatility reshapes project value
Serbia’s first wave of wind farms—supported by feed-in tariffs and stable project finance—delivered strong margins and debt service. Now, as the power system integrates more renewables…
EMS signs contract to upgrade Bajina Bašta substation to 400 kV
Serbia’s transmission operator ElektromreĹľa Srbije (EMS) has contracted the expansion of the Bajina Bašta substation from 220/35 kV to a 400/220/35 kV configuration, alongside upgrades at…