Montenegro poised to turn power deficit into surplus in 2026 as solar and wind capacity surge
Montenegro expects a significant jump in electricity production next year, with total output projected to reach 3,798 GWh in 2026—an […]
Greece set to overshoot 2030 solar targets as installed capacity surges toward 20 GW
Greece is entering an exceptionally dynamic phase of solar expansion, with new data from the transmission system operator ADMIE indicating
Croatia: Heavy reliance on electricity imports exposes deep gaps in its renewable energy strategy
Croatia imported 29.6 percent of its electricity last month, relying largely on supplies from Hungary—a country that increasingly sees Croatia
Bosnia and Herzegovina: FBiH replenishes oil reserves for the first time in 30 years as Blažuj terminal becomes key energy hub
The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) has received 42 million liters of oil and gasoline by rail from the
Serbia’s EPS stuck in the slow lane: Why the utility is failing to bring new power plants online
Serbia’s energy system is built on a paradox. The country urgently needs new electricity-generation facilities to secure supply, support industry,
Serbia’s oil market: Supply shifts, key industry players, and what incoming investors should expect
Serbia’s oil sector occupies a particularly strategic place in the Western Balkans—and yet it is also one of structural vulnerability,
Environmental governance: The key determinant of Serbia’s mining future
Serbia stands at a rare strategic juncture. Few countries in Europe possess the combination of mineral wealth, geographic position, industrial
European Union Targets Australian Critical Mineral Mines to Secure Global Supply Chains
The European Union is accelerating its strategic engagement in Australia’s critical mineral sector, marking a pivotal shift from traditional commodity
Kalgoorlie’s Vanadium Battery Project Set to Ignite a New Clean-Energy Supply Chain
The Western Australian Government is moving ahead with its landmark plan to build a large-scale vanadium battery in Kalgoorlie, opening
Wyloo Accelerates Rare Earth Expansion as Global Demand Tightens
Wyloo Metals is accelerating development of its Yangibana rare earths project in Western Australia, positioning itself at the forefront of
EU Hails China’s Suspension of Rare Earth Export Controls, Securing Critical Supply for Tech and Industry
The European Union has welcomed China’s decision to suspend export controls on rare earth materials, a move critical for high-tech
BHP’s Bold Copper Play: How a Mega-Deal Collapsed in Just Three Days
BHP Group, the world’s largest mining company, made a dramatic last-minute attempt to acquire Anglo American Plc—potentially derailing Anglo’s $60