Renewable variability and demand forecasting in Serbia: Why the system must think smarter
Serbia’s electricity demand forecasting is no longer the simple science it once was. The energy landscape is transforming, and Serbia […]
Regulatory approaches to integrated energy systems in Serbia: From fragmentation to coherence
Serbia’s energy policy is increasingly torn between its traditional sector-based governance and a future that demands full integration. Historically, electricity,
Network tariff design in Serbia: Pricing signals that match a changing power system
Serbia’s electricity tariff system is standing at a structural turning point. For decades, tariffs were built to serve a stable,
Serbia’s baseload future: Assessing gas demand by 2035–2040
Serbia is entering the most decisive decade in the modern history of its energy system. What for years looked like
Slovenia: Gen Energija commissions seismic risk assessment for Krsko NPP and proposed second unit
Gen Energija has selected the US-based engineering firm Rizzo International to conduct a probabilistic seismic risk assessment for both the
Slovenia: NPP Krsko set for strong year-end output and long-term planning
Despite undergoing a scheduled downtime this year, Slovenia’s sole nuclear power plant, Krsko, is on track to finish 2025 with
Serbia: Novi Sad seeks consultant for solar-thermal district heating project
Preparations for a major transformation of Novi Sad’s district heating system have reached a new stage, as the city-owned heating
Romania: Regulator fines Midia offshore gas consortium for non-compliance with domestic supply rules
Romania’s energy regulator ANRE has imposed a new round of financial sanctions on the consortium developing the Midia offshore gas
Montenegro: Regulatory approval granted for 67 MW solar project
Regulatory approval has been secured for a new utility-scale solar investment in western Montenegro, after the national environmental authority endorsed
Hungary: MOL expects Danube refinery restoration to extend into Q3 2026 after October fire
Restoration work at MOL’s flagship Danube refinery is now expected to continue into the third quarter of 2026, after which
Greece: Fixed-rate electricity contracts gain ground as consumers shift toward price certainty
Electricity consumers are increasingly shifting away from variable pricing in favor of long-term cost certainty, driving a rapid expansion of
Bulgaria: Kozloduy to shut down 1,000 MW Unit 6 again after turbine system safety malfunction
Bulgaria’s only nuclear power plant, Kozloduy, has announced another shutdown of its 1,000 MW Unit 6, which is scheduled to