The Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) has officially delivered more than 50 billion cubic metres (bcm) of Azerbaijani natural gas to Europe, marking a major energy milestone. On 1 September,...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €26 million loan for the expansion of the Gvozd wind park in Montenegro, cementing the country’s push...
In a story that sounds almost too Kafkaesque to be true, Montenegro’s oldest hydropower plant, HE Perućica, has finally received its official operating permit—65...
While solar panels shimmer across rooftops in Germany and Croatia, Serbia’s skies remain largely untapped.
Only 0.1% of Serbian households have embraced the role of ‘prosumer’—citizens...
UK-based gas producer Energean has greenlit a €71 million investment into Croatia’s Irena gas field in the North Adriatic, aiming to start production by...
The Energy Community, headquartered in Vienna, marked its 20th anniversary this July with a ministerial meeting in Athens—the city where the treaty was first...
Montenegro’s state utility EPCG and Norway’s NTE Energy have inked a Memorandum of Understanding to deepen cooperation on renewable energy development.
The agreement, signed 30 July, paves...
Belgrade has secured a one-month extension of the U.S. sanctions waiver for NIS, Serbia’s Gazprom-controlled oil company, just before the July 29 expiry.
The reprieve allows Serbia...
Croatia has officially submitted its seventh payment request under the EU’s Recovery and Resilience Facility, seeking €1.07 billion—its largest single tranche since joining the...
In a unanimous decision, the General Assembly of Energoinvest d.d. Sarajevo has formally paved the way for the company's return to Turkey.
Following a strong recommendation from...
