Technical study on indirect emissions in CBAM: Detailed analysis and summary
The European Commission has published a technical study on indirect emissions under CBAM, dated 8 June 2026, through DG TAXUD. The study […]
Serbia’s energy transition faces credibility gap as Fiscal Council questions CBAM readiness
Serbia risks undermining both its energy-transition ambitions and its competitiveness under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) unless
Serbia’s electricity market becomes a CBAM supply chain issue
Serbian power producers, traders and renewable developers need to prepare CBAM-verifiable electricity products for domestic industrial exporters selling into the
Serbia launches new decarbonization incentives as government aligns industry with EU climate rules
Serbia has taken a significant step toward accelerating the green transformation of its industrial sector after the government adopted two
CBAM MRV is becoming a new field of environmental engineering advisory
A quiet but important shift is taking place across the industrial export economy of the Western Balkans. CBAM is no longer only
Serbia as a CBAM bridge for Chinese suppliers: From re-export risk to verified industrial access
Serbia is entering a new phase in its industrial relationship with China. For more than a decade, the relationship has
CBAM readiness playbook for Serbian exporters: From factory MRV to Turkish supplier verification
Serbian exporters are entering a new phase of European market access in which product quality, delivery reliability and price will
CBAM readiness playbook for Serbian exporters: Why waiting until 2027 May already be too late
Across Serbia’s export sector, a dangerous misconception remains widespread. Many companies still view CBAM as an importer problem. The logic
Why Serbia’s Finance Ministry is preparing for CBAM
Buried deep within Serbia’s revised Fiscal Strategy is a brief but significant acknowledgement that could have far-reaching consequences for some
Serbian customs under CBAM: Role, responsibilities and strategic importance
One of the most common misconceptions in Serbia is that CBAM is purely an environmental or carbon-reporting issue. In practice,
CBAM exposure reshapes Serbia’s industrial export economy as EU carbon border costs approach
Serbia’s export relationship with the European Union is entering a structurally different phase as the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
CBAM turns low-carbon electricity into a strategic export asset for SEE industry
CBAM is beginning to change the commercial meaning of electricity in Southeast Europe. Power is no longer only an input