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Serbia: US sanctions block crude shipment to NIS, threatening operations at Pancevo Refinery

US sanctions imposed on Serbia’s oil company NIS, due to its Russian ownership, have blocked a crude oil shipment that was expected to provide...

Serbia: Overhaul of Pancevo oil refinery nearly completed

The overhaul of the NIS Pancevo oil refinery, owned by the oil and gas company NIS, is in its final phase, according to the...

Serbia: NIS to invest 95 million euros in oil refinery overhaul

The overhaul of the Pancevo oil refinery begins on March 1 and will last until April 17, oil company NIS announced. NIS added that...

Serbia: NIS announced 510 million euro investment plan in 2024

The Board of Directors of NIS a.d. Novi Sad adopted the Business Plan for 2024, which plans capital investments of 59.7 billion dinars, or...

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SEE power enters autumn as solar prices collapse and evening costs surge

Southeast Europe’s electricity market is entering autumn with an increasingly divided price structure, as abundant solar generation pushes daytime prices toward zero while evening...

SEE gas heads into autumn above €70/MWh as LNG shock tightens market

Southeast Europe’s gas market is entering autumn under renewed price pressure, with European benchmark prices moving above €70/MWh after a strong summer rally driven...

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SEE power swings from €200/MWh scarcity to zero-price solar surplus in CW36

Southeast European power markets swung from near €200/MWh midweek to zero and negative prices during Sunday’s solar peak, while evening electricity still climbed above...

Solar surge drives SEE power prices to zero before €225/MWh evening rebound

Day-ahead electricity prices across much of Central and Southeast Europe fell to zero or negative levels during Sunday’s solar peak before rebounding above €225/MWh...