Energy

Montenegro Closes Key EU Chapter on Connectivity

Montenegro has provisionally closed Chapter 21 – Trans-European Networks, marking another step forward in its EU accession negotiations at...

EU Carbon Tax Hits Serbian Exports

The introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has significantly affected exports from Serbia to the European Union. According to industry representatives, exports in certain sectors have...

Slovenia Invests €59 Million To Modernise Power Grid

The government of Slovenia has approved nearly €59 million in funding for six projects aimed at modernising the country’s electricity grid and supporting the expansion of...

Vučić: Serbia Will Not Allow Oil Prices To Spiral Due To Iran Conflict

Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić stated that Serbia must not allow fuel prices to surge as a consequence of escalating tensions involving Iran, warning that...

Serbia Eyes Nuclear Power Plant by 2040 After Talks with Rosatom

Serbian Minister of Mining and Energy Dubravka Đedović Handanović met with Alexey Likhachev - Director General of Russia’s state nuclear corporation Rosatom - to...

Hungary and Slovakia Urge Croatia to Allow Transit of Russian Oil

Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has publicly urged Croatia to permit the transport of Russian crude oil through the Adria oil pipeline to Hungary and...

Litostroj Power to Drive Norway’s Biggest Pumped-Storage Hydropower Project

Slovenian engineering company Litostroj Power has signed a contract with Norwegian electricity producer Hydro Energy to supply a pump turbine and related auxiliary systems...

Montenegro Launches Renewable Energy Association With EBRD And EU Support

Montenegro has officially launched the Renewable Energy Sources Association (RES Montenegro), a new platform aimed at bringing together investors and key stakeholders in the...

Croatia Plans Gas Interconnector With Serbia To Boost Regional Energy Security

Croatia is planning to build a new gas interconnector with Serbia that would allow Belgrade to access liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplies via the...

MOL And ADNOC Set Up Joint Venture To Take Over Key Parts Of NIS

Hungary’s MOL and Abu Dhabi–based energy giant ADNOC are forming a joint venture that will take over strategically important parts of Serbia’s Naftna Industrija...

Serbia and Hungary Launch Tender for New Oil Pipeline

Hungary and Serbia have launched a tender for the construction of a new oil pipeline linking the two countries, marking a significant step in...

UAE Investor Expands Into Slovenia’s Fuel Retail Market

The Slovenian fuel retail market has gained a new international player after UAE-based Sunqar Resources acquired the Maxen chain of fully automated service stations...

Pljevlja Named Core Of Montenegro’s Just Energy Transition

The meeting was convened at the initiative of Energy and Mining Minister Admir Šahmanović, who described Pljevlja as central to Montenegro’s future energy strategy. Šahmanović...

Serbia Secures Gas Supply Until March 2026

Serbia has reached an agreement to secure its natural gas supply until March 31, 2026, President Aleksandar Vučić announced. Speaking after presenting employment contracts...

Energy Transition

Albania’s Energy Pivot

The Moment the Region Finally Took Notice For years, Albania’s renewable ambitions were treated as an interesting promise rather than an unfolding reality. That changed...