From EPC to reality: How construction risk defines renewable project success in Serbia
Renewable energy development often attracts attention during two moments: when a project is announced and when it is commissioned. What […]
Grid or no grid? The hidden bottleneck that will decide Serbia’s renewable future
In every renewable market, there comes a moment when enthusiasm for new capacity hits a structural wall. For Serbia, that
The Balkan permitting gauntlet: Why renewable projects in Serbia still struggle with development risk
Every renewable developer who has worked in Serbia understands a basic truth about the market: the hardest part of building
Behind the kilowatts: The real economics of developing wind and solar in Serbia
Renewable energy development in Serbia has reached a stage where enthusiasm alone is no longer enough. Investors who once believed
Serbia’s renewable surge: How the country is quietly becoming a regional green-power leader
For years, Serbia’s energy landscape appeared frozen in time. Coal dominated generation, hydropower provided stability, and the idea of large-scale
Slovenia finalizes legal path for Velenje mine shutdown ahead of 2033 coal exit
The Slovenian Government has approved a draft law outlining the gradual shutdown of the Velenje coalmine, marking a major step
Serbia warns Pancevo refinery will shut down without new U.S. license
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the Pančevo refinery, operated by oil company NIS, will be forced to halt operations
Romania breaks ground on 96 MW Ansthall wind farm, securing power for 89,000 homes
Construction is underway on a new 96 MW wind farm in eastern Romania, marking another milestone in the country’s accelerating
Romania secures €192 million EBRD package for 531 MW of new solar capacity
Romania’s renewable energy sector is poised for a significant expansion following a new financing agreement coordinated by the European Bank
Montenegro restarts TPP Pljevlja after €70 million environmental overhaul
Thermal power plant Pljevlja resumed operation on the morning of 30 November after completing an extensive, months-long reconstruction project worth
North Macedonia restores strategic oil pipeline to reduce import dependence
North Macedonia’s Government announced that the oil pipeline connecting Thessaloniki and Skopje is expected to return to service before the
Hungary: MOL restructures into full holding company to boost efficiency and strategic oversight
Hungarian oil and gas group MOL has secured shareholder approval to transition into a full holding-company structure, a move the