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Serbia’s next 180 MW wind build tests grid readiness as project footprint and capacity scale up
A new planned 180 MW wind farm in eastern Serbia near RaĹľanj would cover about 1,134 hectares and could use up to 25 turbines, underscoring how…
Serbia’s nuclear plans face execution gaps, experts warn on regulation, skills and financing
Experts say Serbia’s latest nuclear feasibility work underestimates the practical hurdles—especially building an international-standard regulator, developing a specialised workforce and securing funding for capital-heavy projects.
Serbia weighs Western Balkans power deals as EPS seeks regional scale
Serbia is considering early-stage talks to acquire electricity companies across the Western Balkans, aiming to shift from domestic supply stabilisation toward regional consolidation. The plan would…
Industrial Accelerator Act raises the stakes for South-East Europe’s low-carbon investment calculus
The European Commission’s proposed Industrial Accelerator Act arrives as decarbonisation, competition and geopolitics force a rethink of where Europe’s next industrial capacity will be built—potentially reshaping…
Western Balkans tailings reframe investor risk as Europe hunts critical raw materials
Europe is increasingly treating legacy mining waste in the Western Balkans—such as copper and polymetallic tailings—as recoverable secondary raw materials, shifting projects from extraction to processing.…
Serbia readies €400 million industrial support to bring output back toward 2022 levels
Serbia’s government is preparing a €400 million package designed to lift industrial production back to the levels seen in 2022, as slowing activity across 2023–2025 weighs…
Greenvolt unit moves forward on Serbia wind farm as environmental screening starts
A subsidiary of Portuguese renewables group Greenvolt has begun the early permitting steps for a large wind power project in central Serbia, with the Ministry of…
Andritz wins contract for turbine upgrade in Serbia’s Vlasina hydropower cascade
Andritz will supply ten turbines for the modernization of Serbia’s [[PRRS_LINK_1]], supporting a multi-plant refurbishment designed to extend asset life and add capacity without disrupting generation.
Serbia’s export price patterns point to a financing and risk shift from commodities toward contracts
A new statistical dataset on Serbia’s export value shows that pricing power is increasingly shaped by contracts in manufacturing, while energy and raw materials remain tied…
Serbia’s growth model is built on capital spending, export integration—and tight execution capacity
Serbia’s latest statistical snapshot points to an economy driven by gross fixed capital formation, deep export integration and expanding industrial infrastructure rather than consumption-led momentum. The…