Serbia’s oil company NIS returned to profitability in the first half of 2026, but improved financial results have not resolved the broader strategic challenge...
Last week’s most prominent Southeast Europe energy developments centered on Serbia, with a set of linked developments spanning gas negotiations with Russia, discussions on...
The ongoing geopolitical tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz are catalyzing a significant transformation in the energy landscape of Southeast Europe. Initially perceived as...
In a strategic move to enhance energy security and regional integration, North Macedonia is progressing with significant cross-border gas infrastructure projects. Prime Minister Hristijan...
The reconstruction of the oil terminal in Bihać, which began in July 2024, represents a significant step toward enhancing the energy security of the...
Hungary's gas storage facilities are currently holding 6 billion cubic meters of gas, exceeding the country's target level of 90% capacity, according to the...
Romania is introducing competitive auctions for electricity-grid connection capacity, turning access to transmission and distribution infrastructure into a separately priced investment requirement that could...
Romanian steel producer Liberty Galați faces a possible interruption to its electricity supply after Electrica declined to renew its contract because of unpaid debts....
Albania is proposing new controls on electricity-asset transfers, company acquisitions and the use of shares and infrastructure as financing security, with potential implications for...
PPC Energie reported that 5,000 households in Romania shifted approximately 125 MWh of electricity use into designated hours during a four-month smart-meter pilot. The...
Day-ahead electricity prices across Southeast Europe declined from Thursday’s extreme levels on 30 October, although markets in the eastern part of the region remained...