Short-term adequacy, long-term transition: Serbia’s strategic power sector dilemma
Serbia’s power system stands at a structurally unusual intersection. In the short term, it enjoys a level of adequacy that […]
From domestic security to regional shock absorber: Serbia’s quiet role in South-East Europe’s power stability
Serbia’s electricity system has crossed a threshold that is easy to miss if one looks only at domestic balance sheets.
Adequacy without comfort: Serbia’s hidden operational and fuel risks
Serbia’s power system enters the second half of the 2020s with a level of seasonal adequacy that stands out in
Serbia versus Romania: How coal retirements are redrawing regional power flows
The divergence between Serbia and Romania in the 2025–2028 period marks one of the most consequential structural shifts in South-East
Why Serbia’s grid reliability is becoming systemic for the Western Balkans
Serbia’s electricity system is no longer defined primarily by its ability to satisfy domestic demand. Over the last decade, and
Serbia’s power system adequacy as a regional stability anchor in South-East Europe
Serbia enters the 2025–2027 period with a power system profile that is increasingly atypical within South-East Europe. While much of
Europe: TTF gas prices rise in Week 03 amid supply concerns and weather risks
During Week 03 (12–18 January 2026), TTF gas prices on the ICE market followed a clear upward trajectory, reflecting increasingly
Region: Electricity prices in SEE surge in Week 03 amid rising demand and weak wind generation
Electricity prices across the Southeast Europe (SEE) region recorded a sharp increase in Week 03 compared to Week 02, with
Serbia seeks US approval to ensure NIS operations amid MOL acquisition talks
Serbia has taken formal steps to secure the continued operation of NIS amid ongoing negotiations over a potential ownership change
Romania: CCE sells 293 MW Horia 2 solar project to Renalfa Solarpro Group
Renewable energy developer CCE has completed the sale of its Horia 2 solar project in western Romania to Bulgaria-based Renalfa
Romania: Electricity system handles record demand amid cold spell
A cold spell pushed Romania’s electricity system to its limits on 19 January, with demand surging to 9,235 MW, the
Hungary: MOL Group moves to acquire controlling stake in NIS, expanding regional energy footprint
Hungary’s MOL Group has taken a major step toward reshaping the energy landscape in central and southeastern Europe by reaching