Romania: Hidroelectrica signs €20M...

Hidroelectrica has selected the local subsidiary of Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas to...

Greece: EIB approves €25.9...

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a green financing package of €25.9...

Greece and Egypt sign...

Greece’s and Egypt’s electricity transmission system operators, ADMIE and EETC, have formalized cooperation...

Bulgaria: Alexandroupoli LNG terminal...

The liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Alexandroupoli, Greece, is preparing to increase...
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Clarion Engineers Wins Two New Contracts for 80MW wind and 300MW solar projects, Owners Engineer and works supervison

Clarion Owners Engineer, a leading Serbian engineering and consulting firm specializing in energy and industrial projects, has signed two significant new contracts with private investors to provide Owner’s Engineer (OE) and supervision of works services for major renewable energy...

Clarion Owners Engineer leads supervision for challenging 150 MW wind park project in mountainous terrain

Construction has commenced on a cutting-edge 150 MW wind park grid connection project in a high-altitude mountain region, with Clarion Owners Engineer overseeing the project as the Works Supervisor and Silver& Yellow FIDIC Engineer. This major renewable energy infrastructure...

Serbia’s strategic advantages in heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel manufacturing for global markets

Serbia is rapidly establishing itself as a key player in the production and export of heavy industrial equipment, mining machinery and steel for global markets. This growth is fueled by the country’s combination of strategic geographic positioning, skilled labor force, competitive costs and...

Serbia’s infrastructure projects and their economic impact

Serbia has embarked on a series of ambitious infrastructure projects aimed at transforming its economy, enhancing connectivity and improving its role as a regional transport and logistics hub. These projects, supported by both domestic investment and international financing, are...

Serbia’s strategic role in the European green energy market

Serbia is emerging as a critical player in Europe’s renewable energy transition, leveraging its strategic location in the Western Balkans, abundant natural resources and growing partnerships with foreign investors to establish itself as a green energy hub. As Europe...
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Serbia to convert Kolubara A thermal power plant into 71 MW solar facility, public review scheduled

Serbia’s Spatial and Urban Planning Agency has announced a public review for the proposed urban and architectural plan to convert the Kolubara A thermal power plant into a solar energy facility. The project involves decommissioning the existing ash, slag,...

Serbia seeks solution to US sanctions on national oil company NIS

Finance Minister Sinisa Mali stated that discussions are ongoing with both Russian and US representatives to find a solution that safeguards the interests of Serbian citizens. He stressed that Serbia did not trigger these sanctions and must ensure that...

Serbia: NIS requests U.S. license to delay sanctions and removal from SDN list

Serbian oil company NIS has confirmed that it submitted a new request to the U.S. Treasury Department for a special license to delay the full implementation of sanctions, allowing the company to continue operations. In addition, NIS filed a separate...

Serbia: US delays sanctions on NIS until early October

The enforcement of US sanctions on Serbian oil company NIS has been postponed until 8-9 October. The measures were originally set to take effect on 1 October, but discussions between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and US officials led to...

Serbia: US sanctions on NIS set for October 1 after brief extension

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić announced that the United States has extended the sanctions deadline for the country’s oil company NIS by only four days, making them effective from October 1, 2025. The United States placed Serbia’s largest oil firm under...
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Romania: Hidroelectrica signs €20M maintenance deal with Vestas for Crucea Nord wind farm and plans 36 MW battery storage integration

Hidroelectrica has selected the local subsidiary of Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas to handle maintenance for the wind turbines at the Crucea Nord wind farm. The five-year agreement, valued at €20 million before VAT, covers full upkeep of the...

Greece: EIB approves €25.9 million green financing for Iberdrola’s Gatza wind farm

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a green financing package of €25.9 million to support the construction of a new wind farm in central Greece by Spanish energy company Iberdrola. The Gatza wind farm will be situated across the...

Greece and Egypt sign MoU to advance GREGY subsea electricity interconnection project

Greece’s and Egypt’s electricity transmission system operators, ADMIE and EETC, have formalized cooperation with ELICA, a subsidiary of the Copelouzos Group, through a newly signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on the GREGY project. The agreement advances the GREGY electricity interconnection...

Croatia: US sanctions targeting NIS prompt JANAF to secure licenses for continued crude oil transport

Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of the Treasury introduced sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector, which are now being applied to Serbian oil company NIS. This affects NIS’s crude oil transport agreement with Croatian pipeline operator JANAF, valid from...

Bulgaria: Alexandroupoli LNG terminal to restore capacity, securing gas supplies and supporting regional energy corridor

The liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Alexandroupoli, Greece, is preparing to increase its operations after being out of service since January due to a booster pump malfunction. Bulgartransgaz, Bulgaria’s natural gas transmission operator, reported that the facility is...
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Serbia to convert Kolubara A thermal power plant into 71 MW solar facility, public review scheduled

Serbia’s Spatial and Urban Planning Agency has announced a public review for the proposed urban and architectural plan to convert the Kolubara A thermal...

Romania: Hidroelectrica signs €20M maintenance deal with Vestas for Crucea Nord wind farm and plans 36 MW battery storage integration

Hidroelectrica has selected the local subsidiary of Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas to handle maintenance for the wind turbines at the Crucea Nord wind...

Greece: EIB approves €25.9 million green financing for Iberdrola’s Gatza wind farm

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a green financing package of €25.9 million to support the construction of a new wind farm in...

Greece and Egypt sign MoU to advance GREGY subsea electricity interconnection project

Greece’s and Egypt’s electricity transmission system operators, ADMIE and EETC, have formalized cooperation with ELICA, a subsidiary of the Copelouzos Group, through a newly...

Croatia: US sanctions targeting NIS prompt JANAF to secure licenses for continued crude oil transport

Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of the Treasury introduced sanctions targeting Russia’s energy sector, which are now being applied to Serbian oil company...
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Serbia to convert Kolubara A thermal power plant into 71 MW solar facility, public review scheduled

Serbia’s Spatial and Urban Planning Agency has announced a public review for the proposed urban and architectural plan to convert the Kolubara A thermal...

Croatia: HEP ESCO launches 5.3 million euro tender for 90 rooftop solar projects

HEP ESCO has launched a public tender worth 5.3 million euros for the construction of 90 solar power plants on the roofs of its...

Bulgaria: OMV Petrom completes 50% acquisition of Gabare solar project, expanding renewable portfolio

OMV Petrom has completed the acquisition of a 50% stake in the Gabare solar project, developed by Enery in Bulgaria. The transaction, initially announced...

Europe: Solar and wind energy trends show mixed performance in late September 2025

During the week of September 22, solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production declined across major European electricity markets, reversing the growth observed the previous week....

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sanski Most council approves solar power project on former coal site

The municipal council of Sanski Most has approved a regulatory plan for the Fajtovci - Zlausa area, following a proposal from the local company...

Romania: Hidroelectrica signs €20M maintenance deal with Vestas for Crucea Nord wind farm and plans 36 MW battery storage integration

Hidroelectrica has selected the local subsidiary of Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas to handle maintenance for the wind turbines at the Crucea Nord wind...

Greece: EIB approves €25.9 million green financing for Iberdrola’s Gatza wind farm

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a green financing package of €25.9 million to support the construction of a new wind farm in...

Europe: Solar and wind energy trends show mixed performance in late September 2025

During the week of September 22, solar photovoltaic (PV) energy production declined across major European electricity markets, reversing the growth observed the previous week....

Croatia to host largest wind farm; Postak unveils 300 MW Ljut project in Gračac

Local company Postak has announced plans to build a large wind farm in the municipality of Gračac, located in southern Zadar County. The project,...

Montenegro: Sinjajevina plateau wind farm approved; 44 turbines to generate 944 GWh annually

A new wind power project on the Sinjajevina plateau has received official approval, spearheaded by local company N1. The project envisions the construction of...
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Serbia: Resavica seeks approval for environmental impact assessment to expand Stavalj coal mine

The state-owned company Resavica has officially submitted a request to the Ministry of Environmental Protection for approval to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)...

North Macedonia: ESM plans new coal mine amid energy transition challenges

North Macedonia’s state-owned power company ESM plans to open a new coal mine in Zivojno, near the Greek border. The Ministry of Environment and...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: RiTE Gacko issues tenders for key repairs and upgrades ahead of major overhaul

RiTE Gacko, the coal mine and thermal power plant, has announced a series of tenders in preparation for a significant overhaul planned for this...

Serbia: Soko brown coal mine set to resume underground operations three years after fatal accident

Three years after a tragic accident claimed the lives of eight miners, the Soko brown coal mine near Sokobanja is preparing to restart underground...

Montenegro: Potential reopening of Berane brown coal mine discussed

Montenegro's Minister of Mining, Oil and Gas, Admir Sahmanovic, visited Berane to discuss the possible reopening of the brown coal mine, which has been...

Romania seeks three-year extension for coal plant shutdowns amid delays in energy transition

Romania plans to request a three-year extension from the European Commission (EC) for the shutdown of coal-fired power plants and coal mines operated by...
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Serbia to convert Kolubara A thermal power plant into 71 MW solar facility, public review scheduled

Serbia’s Spatial and Urban Planning Agency has announced a public review for the proposed...

Romania: Hidroelectrica signs €20M maintenance deal with Vestas for Crucea Nord wind farm and plans 36 MW battery storage integration

Hidroelectrica has selected the local subsidiary of Danish wind turbine manufacturer Vestas to handle...

Greece: EIB approves €25.9 million green financing for Iberdrola’s Gatza wind farm

The European Investment Bank (EIB) has approved a green financing package of €25.9 million...

Greece and Egypt sign MoU to advance GREGY subsea electricity interconnection project

Greece’s and Egypt’s electricity transmission system operators, ADMIE and EETC, have formalized cooperation with...

Croatia: US sanctions targeting NIS prompt JANAF to secure licenses for continued crude oil transport

Earlier this year, the U.S. Department of the Treasury introduced sanctions targeting Russia’s energy...

Bulgaria: Alexandroupoli LNG terminal to restore capacity, securing gas supplies and supporting regional energy corridor

The liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal in Alexandroupoli, Greece, is preparing to increase its...
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Bosnia and Herzegovina: RS Minister confident Dabar hydropower plant to boost eastern Herzegovina by 2027

Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska, Petar Djokic, expressed optimism that the Dabar hydropower plant will be completed by the...

Montenegro launches third tender for Otilovici small hydropower plant construction

Montenegrin state-owned power company EPCG has launched a third tender for the design and construction of the Otilovici small hydropower plant (SHPP). The project’s...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Buk Bijela hydropower project deadline extended amid legal disputes

The Government of the Republic of Srpska (RS) has approved an extension for the construction timeline of the Buk Bijela hydropower plant on the...

Romania: Hidroelectrica launches €49.5 million tender for Nehoiasu II hydropower plant expansion

Hidroelectrica has announced a public tender valued at approximately 49.5 million euros for the supply and installation of mechanical and electrical equipment at the...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: EPBiH launches tender for Janjići hydropower plant design amid ongoing legal disputes

State-owned power utility EPBiH has opened a tender for the preparation of the main design for the Janjići hydropower plant on the Bosna River....
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Montenegro: EPCG to invest €300 million in renewable energy and modernization projects over next three years

Ivan Bulatovic, CEO of Montenegro's state-owned power utility EPCG, announced that the company will invest €300 million over the next three years, primarily focusing...

Western Balkans: Alcazar receives 490 million USD to finance renewables

Luxembourg infrastructure fund Alcazar Energy Partners II has reached a final closing of US$490 million after successfully acquiring the project rights for its first...

Montenegro: Without consensus over the HPP Komarnica project

A protest camp to protect the Komarnica River is underway from May 1st to 5th. Located in the village of Duži near Šavnik, it...

Montenegro: Without consensus over the HPP Komarnica project

A protest camp to protect the Komarnica River is underway from May 1st to 5th. Located in the village of Duži near Šavnik, it...

Serbia: JICA to join the RHPP Bistrica project

Minister Dubravka Đedović Handanović from the Ministry of Mining and Energy held discussions today with Masahiro Ueki, the chief representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency...
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Enabling Sustainability: Guarantees of Origin, Carbon Trading, CO2 Tax, and CBAM in Serbia

As the world grapples with the urgent need to combat climate change and transition to a low-carbon economy, countries are implementing various mechanisms to...

Powering Commerce: The Evolving Landscape of Electricity Trading in Serbia

Electricity trading plays a critical role in ensuring a reliable and efficient supply of electricity while promoting market competition and optimizing energy resources. In...

Illuminating the Future: The Advancement of Solar Projects in Serbia

In an era of increasing energy demand and environmental challenges, solar power has emerged as a vital pillar of sustainable energy generation. Serbia, with...

Steel Production and Outsourcing to Serbia: An Opportunity for Growth and Global Expansion

Steel production is a critical industry that forms the backbone of many economies worldwide. In recent years, Serbia has emerged as an attractive destination...

Harnessing the Wind: The Development of Wind Projects in Serbia

As the demand for clean and renewable energy sources continues to rise, the development of wind power projects has gained momentum worldwide. Serbia, with...
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