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CBAM verification requirements tighten carbon documentation for Southeast Europe power exports

Electricity exporters and trading companies across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Albania are facing increased pressure to document the carbon characteristics...

EU CBAM raises carbon-adjusted power import costs for Western Balkans

The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is changing electricity trading economics across Southeast Europe. It is creating a wider gap between wholesale...

DPM Metals plans early-2027 construction for Serbia’s Čoka Rakita gold project

TAP delivers 0.16 bcm/year to Albania ahead of domestic network readiness

Romania seeks shareholder approval for €800m EIB loans for Cernavodă unit 1

Albania’s Project Blue orders 130 MWh Sungrow battery for subsidy-free solar phase

Plug-in solar kits and grid-charged storage framework advance in Greece

Industrial electricity sharing delivers measured savings for Slovenian industry

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CBAM verification requirements tighten carbon documentation for Southeast Europe power exports

Electricity exporters and trading companies across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Albania are facing increased pressure to document the carbon characteristics...

Hungary premium to Germany widens to nearly €75/MWh on Oct. 8 delivery

German day-ahead electricity fell by €52.68/MWh to €139.35/MWh, while Hungary’s HUPX benchmark increased by €3.47 to €214.28/MWh for Oct. 8 delivery. The resulting €74.93/MWh...

Southeast Europe power prices rise on weaker wind and nuclear outages

Electricity prices for 9 October delivery increased across Southeast Europe, with Hungary reaching €269.43/MWh and Serbia posting the largest daily rise among the markets...

HUPX September day-ahead baseload price jumps 17.5% as volumes ease

Hungarian electricity exchange HUPX reported a 17.5% rise in its September day-ahead baseload price, while traded volumes fell versus August and stayed above year-earlier...
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Serbia data centres and EU carbon rules: converting power into digital exports

Serbia’s data-centre sector is emerging as a route to monetise domestic electricity by supplying cloud, hosting, storage and computing capacity to European customers. The...

Slovenia extends application deadline for €68.97m electricity distribution programme

US-backed Romania–Moldova interconnector to expand Moldova’s import options

Slovenia restarts Sostanj unit 5 to meet rising district heating demand

E.ON and E.ON Hungaria plan €625 million grid expansion for 2,323 MW capacity

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Gas

Corfu offshore gas test set for 2027 with ExxonMobil as potential operator

Planned exploration well west of Corfu A planned €60–70 million exploration well west of Corfu is scheduled for 2027 to test a potentially large Greek...

DESFA greenlights 145-km gas pipeline linking Megalopoli with Patra

TAP boosts Albania’s gas entry capacity toward Roskovec and Fier South

Croatia and Hungary expand oil and gas cooperation via JANAF and Krk LNG

Serbia targets early 2028 completion for gas link with North Macedonia

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Oil

Albania to auction 101,400 tonnes of crude oil linked to Brent on October 8

Albania is offering 101,400 tonnes of crude oil in a benchmark-linked auction. The sale will be conducted by the state-owned company Albpetrol on October...

MOL extends NIS controlling-stake talks under new US OFAC authorisation

MOL-NIS majority stake talks in Serbia unresolved as October deadline nears

NIS gets US licence extension to keep Pančevo refinery running

Romania extends 25% diesel excise reduction through mid-October

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CBAM verification requirements tighten carbon documentation for Southeast Europe power exports

Electricity exporters and trading companies across Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia and Albania are facing increased pressure to document the carbon characteristics...

EU CBAM raises carbon-adjusted power import costs for Western Balkans

The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is changing electricity trading economics across Southeast Europe. It is creating a wider gap between wholesale...

TAP delivers 0.16 bcm/year to Albania ahead of domestic network readiness

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline has made 0.16 bcm/year of capacity available for deliveries from Greece to Albania’s Roskovec exit point. The new cross-border supply...

Romania seeks shareholder approval for €800m EIB loans for Cernavodă unit 1

European Investment Bank financing for Cernavodă unit 1 Romania’s Nuclearelectrica is seeking shareholder approval for two €400 million European Investment Bank loans to support the...

Albania’s Project Blue orders 130 MWh Sungrow battery for subsidy-free solar phase

Albania’s Project Blue has placed an order for a 130 MWh battery system with Sungrow for the first phase of a solar development that...

Plug-in solar kits and grid-charged storage framework advance in Greece

Greece is preparing a technical framework for plug-in residential solar systems with capacity up to 800 watts. The initiative could support a mass-market electricity...

Industrial electricity sharing delivers measured savings for Slovenian industry

Slovenia’s electricity-sharing market is starting to generate measurable savings for industrial consumers, according to a report on the sector’s commercial shift. The development is...

Hungary premium to Germany widens to nearly €75/MWh on Oct. 8 delivery

German day-ahead electricity fell by €52.68/MWh to €139.35/MWh, while Hungary’s HUPX benchmark increased by €3.47 to €214.28/MWh for Oct. 8 delivery. The resulting €74.93/MWh...
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DPM Metals plans early-2027 construction for Serbia’s Čoka Rakita gold project

DPM Metals is advancing its Čoka Rakita gold project in eastern Serbia toward construction in early 2027, supported by cash flow from existing Balkan...

Northstone shifts focus to Serbia as Tlamino advances toward development

Australian-listed Northstone Resources says it is making Serbia the centre of its gold and copper growth strategy, moving investor attention beyond the country’s established...

EU CBAM certificate price lifts default carbon cost for Serbian electricity exports

The European Commission set the third-quarter 2026 CBAM certificate price at €82.32 per tonne of CO₂, up 9.4% from €75.28 in the second quarter....

Serbia data centres and EU carbon rules: converting power into digital exports

Serbia’s data-centre sector is emerging as a route to monetise domestic electricity by supplying cloud, hosting, storage and computing capacity to European customers. The...

Equinox Power plans 200 MW wind-solar-storage complex near Kula

Serbian developer Equinox Power is planning an approximately 200 MW renewable energy complex near Kula. The project would combine wind and solar generation with...

Serbia targets early 2028 completion for gas link with North Macedonia

Construction timetable for the Serbia–North Macedonia pipeline Serbia is aiming to start construction of its gas interconnector with North Macedonia, targeting completion in the first...

Innovagrid secures 200 MW TCL SunPower module supply for Serbian solar projects

Innovagrid has secured a supply arrangement for approximately 200 MW of TCL SunPower solar modules tied to projects expected to progress in Serbia over...

MOL extends NIS controlling-stake talks under new US OFAC authorisation

OFAC authorisation extends negotiations to October 30 MOL says negotiations to acquire a controlling stake in Serbia’s NIS remain active, rejecting reports that discussions with...

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