Five-country regulators approve expanded Greece–Ukraine gas transit framework through 2026
Energy regulators from five countries have approved a new framework for gas transit capacity linking Greece with Ukraine, paving the […]
Chinese energy, mining and high tech industries in Serbia, interest in Serbia moving toward the EU, not away from it
Energy is where the geopolitical lens usually dominates, but the underlying economics are straightforward. Serbia is part of the wider
Why strategic communication now shapes policy, capital and technology in Europe’s energy and industrial sectors — and why ElevatePR matters
Industrial Europe is entering a period defined not by incremental improvements, but by structural transformation. Energy systems are decarbonising under
Why European funds back SEE and Serbian mining juniors with downstream optionality
As European capital returns to mining, it is not returning to the same industry logic. The traditional junior mining model
Copper over hype: How European investors rank critical minerals, and what it means for SEE and Serbia
European capital has returned to the mining conversation — but it has not returned blindly. Unlike previous commodity cycles driven
Oil & gas in SEE: Integration, exposure and Serbia’s central position in a region that can no longer pretend fossil risks are “national”
Electricity in South-East Europe has already become a shared risk ecosystem. Oil and gas are not far behind — they
Cross-border electricity integration made SEE stronger — but it has also hardwired shared vulnerability, with Serbia at the centre of transmission risk
For more than a decade, the strategic ambition guiding South-East Europe’s electricity evolution has been clear: integrate, harmonise, align with
SEE renewables are expanding faster than stability — and Serbia now sits inside the volatility engine
South-East Europe is accelerating its renewable transition. Solar fields rise across Greece and Bulgaria, wind projects return to Romania’s agenda,
Serbia now sits at the centre of South-East Europe’s electricity future — and the region’s shared risk
For most of the past decade, discussion around South-East Europe’s energy transition framed Serbia as one of many actors in
Fragmented rules, unified risk
Energy markets in Europe operate under a paradox. Physically and financially, they have become deeply integrated. Regulators, however, still govern
Traders as systemic players
In an integrated energy system, traders are no longer peripheral actors arbitraging price differences at the margin. They have become
Hedging without isolated markets
Hedging strategies are built on assumptions. For much of Europe’s energy-market history, the central assumption was that risks could be