Serbia aluminium exports face CBAM compliance shift toward upstream embedded emissions
European Union imports of aluminium and aluminium articles from Serbia reached around $505.7 million in 2025, or roughly €450 million.
European Union imports of aluminium and aluminium articles from Serbia reached around $505.7 million in 2025, or roughly €450 million.
Day-ahead electricity prices across eastern Southeast Europe eased back towards €160/MWh for Sept. 26 delivery, while intraday levels still ranged
Romania has approved more than 527 MW of battery storage capacity in a single regulatory round, as authorisations shift toward
Montenegro is increasing the effective carbon cost carried by state power utility EPCG to €75 per tonne of CO₂. EPCG’s
Electricity trading on Albania’s ALPEX day-ahead market increased in August, with volumes reaching 244.5 GWh. Activity was up 8% from
On Sept. 25, Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices stayed elevated as wind generation fell sharply and regional balances tightened, increasing
For delivery on Sept. 24, Southeast European day-ahead electricity prices diverged, with Hungary and Romania posting the strongest increases as
Serbia’s recent electricity-price discount to Hungary has nearly disappeared, with SEEPEX rising to €195.99/MWh and HUPX falling to €198.98/MWh. The
Croatia has created its first meaningful battery-investment pipeline, comprising 47 projects totalling more than 100 MW and about 250 MWh.
Third-week September declines across major markets Weekly average electricity prices declined across most major European markets during the third week
Weekly electricity demand changes across major European markets During the week of September 14, electricity demand rose in Belgium, Germany
Solar photovoltaic changes in the week of September 14 In the week of September 14, solar photovoltaic generation fell across