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EU mutual recognition of renewable certificates for Energy Community markets

A European Commission proposal published on 7 September 2026 would support mutual recognition of Guarantees of Origin between EU member states and Energy Community...

EU CBAM electricity reforms face legislative delay as imports continue

European Union policymakers are considering changes that could make it easier for renewable electricity from neighbouring countries to qualify for actual-emissions treatment under the...

Domestic industrial PPAs in Serbia and Montenegro link renewables to EU-bound manufacturing demand

Montenegro-Italy exports and the role of carbon and delivery terms

Serbia wind and solar projects face CBAM export PPA delivery and verification tests

CBAM compliance hinges on metering, transmission records and monthly reconciliation

CBAM-linked export premiums hinge on hourly eligibility and verified delivery

CBAM compliance requirements for Balkan renewable export PPAs and declarant evidence

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Domestic industrial PPAs in Serbia and Montenegro link renewables to EU-bound manufacturing demand

Renewable developers in Serbia and Montenegro are pursuing a second route to European industrial demand alongside cross-border electricity exports. Instead of selling power only...

Montenegro-Italy exports and the role of carbon and delivery terms

Montenegro’s electricity link to Italy provides a route for renewable projects to access a larger neighbouring market, but the interconnector’s commercial value is not...

Serbia wind and solar projects face CBAM export PPA delivery and verification tests

Serbian wind and solar developers selling to Hungary through export PPAs are assessing revenue outcomes beyond the electricity price stated in offtake terms. The...

CBAM-linked carbon costs reshape Balkan power import margins into the EU

Electricity traders arranging Balkan power deliveries into the European Union face a calculation that goes beyond the difference between two wholesale prices. Under CBAM,...
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Croatia amends Electricity Market Act to expand aggregation and grid-connection services

Croatia’s amended Electricity Market Act entered into force on October 15, 2026, introducing changes that extend beyond conventional electricity-market reform. The measures affect how...

Transelectrica completes €51 million STATCOM voltage control upgrade ahead of schedule

Romanian electricity demand drops 4% as solar output climbs nearly 48%

Electricity tariff review for 2027 begins in North Macedonia amid higher cost requests

Cyprus–Europe cable project faces renewed seabed survey delays amid Turkey dispute

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Romania Competition Council clears NIS Petrol acquisition by Argenta

Competition Council approval for NIS Petrol transfer Romania’s Competition Council has approved the acquisition of NIS Petrol by the Romanian company Argenta, removing a regulatory...

Serbia secures approval for 113-kilometre crude pipeline to Novi Sad via Hungary

JT Grup Oil commissions €28 million fuel terminal at Port of Constanta

Hungary plans temporary diesel excise rebate for trucks and buses through 2026

Carlyle exits Lukoil deal, leaving Southeast European refining and retail assets in limbo

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EU mutual recognition of renewable certificates for Energy Community markets

A European Commission proposal published on 7 September 2026 would support mutual recognition of Guarantees of Origin between EU member states and Energy Community...

EU CBAM electricity reforms face legislative delay as imports continue

European Union policymakers are considering changes that could make it easier for renewable electricity from neighbouring countries to qualify for actual-emissions treatment under the...

Domestic industrial PPAs in Serbia and Montenegro link renewables to EU-bound manufacturing demand

Renewable developers in Serbia and Montenegro are pursuing a second route to European industrial demand alongside cross-border electricity exports. Instead of selling power only...

Montenegro-Italy exports and the role of carbon and delivery terms

Montenegro’s electricity link to Italy provides a route for renewable projects to access a larger neighbouring market, but the interconnector’s commercial value is not...

CBAM compliance hinges on metering, transmission records and monthly reconciliation

An EU electricity importer can lose the expected carbon advantage of a renewable purchase when the records needed to support it do not connect....

CBAM-linked export premiums hinge on hourly eligibility and verified delivery

Renewable power projects in Serbia, Montenegro and neighbouring markets have a potential route to higher export revenue under the European Union’s carbon border mechanism....

CBAM compliance requirements for Balkan renewable export PPAs and declarant evidence

Renewable export value under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism depends on whether the contract, the importing entity and hourly delivery records support...

CBAM-linked carbon costs reshape Balkan power import margins into the EU

Electricity traders arranging Balkan power deliveries into the European Union face a calculation that goes beyond the difference between two wholesale prices. Under CBAM,...
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Domestic industrial PPAs in Serbia and Montenegro link renewables to EU-bound manufacturing demand

Renewable developers in Serbia and Montenegro are pursuing a second route to European industrial demand alongside cross-border electricity exports. Instead of selling power only...

Serbia wind and solar projects face CBAM export PPA delivery and verification tests

Serbian wind and solar developers selling to Hungary through export PPAs are assessing revenue outcomes beyond the electricity price stated in offtake terms. The...

Boron One Piskanja project valuation set at €569 million with 89% after-tax IRR

Boron One Holdings has updated the projected economics for its Piskanja boron project in southern Serbia, raising the estimated after-tax net present value to...

Kovačica wind complex expansion targets 200 MW after €140 million Pupin project

Serbia’s Kovačica wind complex is set to reach 200 MW of installed capacity following the addition of the Pupin wind farm. The Pupin development...

Serbia secures approval for 113-kilometre crude pipeline to Novi Sad via Hungary

Environmental impact assessment cleared for Transnafta project Serbia has received environmental approval for a proposed 113-kilometre crude oil pipeline linking Hungary with Novi Sad. The...

Baranda Energetski Park advances 317 MW solar near Opovo with 31.7 MW battery

Project scale and location near Opovo Developer Baranda Energetski Park is progressing a proposed 317 MW solar project near Opovo in Serbia. The plan includes...

Serbia readies €175 million World Bank gas network upgrade for pipelines and storage

Serbia is preparing a gas infrastructure upgrade supported by a €175 million World Bank package. The programme targets ageing pipelines, transmission bottlenecks and storage...

Serbia sees near-25% drop as Romania and Bulgaria face nuclear-related supply limits

Serbia’s wholesale electricity price fell almost 25% for Saturday delivery as weekend demand eased, while Romania, Bulgaria and Montenegro stayed above €230/MWh. The move...

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