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Bulgaria’s MARI entry accelerates Southeast Europe’s shift toward an integrated balancing market
Europe’s electricity balancing market is expanding deeper into Southeast Europe, creating greater competition among reserve providers while also highlighting the region’s uneven readiness to...
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Serbian renewable producers eye Italian electricity market as Montenegro corridor creates new export opportunities
Analysis by Virtu.Energy
Serbian independent power producers (IPPs) could unlock additional long-term buyers, higher electricity revenues and improved project bankability by exporting electricity to Italy through...
Montenegro’s hydropower investment pipeline gains momentum as Perućica and Otilovići lead near-term spending
Montenegro’s most tangible hydropower investment commitments are concentrated in the modernisation of existing facilities and the development of smaller plants. An existing €40 million...
Serbia’s €2.6 billion Đerdap 3 project faces Danube water constraints and Romanian approval risks
Serbia’s proposed €2.6 billion Iron Gate 3 pumped-storage hydropower project is advancing through contracted technical preparation, but its long-term investment case will depend on...
Region: Buk Bijela hydropower project remains stalled by dispute over Drina river concession rights
Serbia’s Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) and Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) continue to face legal and institutional uncertainty over the commercial use of the Drina River,...
CBAM cuts Western Balkan coal export revenues, increasing financial pressure on utilities
Western Balkan coal-fired power generators are facing growing pressure on cash flow and investment as the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) reduces...
