Why energy projects clear in South-East Europe when they stall In core EU markets
Across Europe’s energy transition, the gap between announced projects and delivered assets is widening. Targets continue to rise, capital remains […]
Energy near-sourcing as Germany’s industrial pressure valve: How Serbia fits into power, grid, equipment and services value chains
Germany’s energy transition has entered a phase where technical feasibility is no longer the binding constraint. The bottleneck is industrial
Cross-border electricity pricing distortions in South-East Europe: Recent cases, structural mechanics and industrial consequences
South-East Europe’s electricity markets now operate under formally liberalised and largely EU-aligned frameworks, yet their real-world behaviour continues to reflect
CBAM and the unintended collision between Europe’s climate policy and its renewable-industrial base
The entry into force of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on January 1 is not occurring in isolation. Its effects
Manipulation of electricity import prices in SEE power market
A report by the Kosovo Transmission System and Market Operator (KOSTT) suggests possible manipulation of prices for electricity imported into Kosovo, implicating
Why EPS ceded coal landfills to foreign JV partners instead of building solar and storage alone
The decision by power utility EPS to open its coal ash landfills, overburden dumps and degraded mining land to foreign joint-venture
EPS between reversible hydropower and gas plants: Flagship projects that never cross the point of no return
Within EPS power utility company the story of repeated feasibility does not stop with classical hydropower. It becomes even more pronounced
Hydropower in South-East Europe: Feasibility without commitment, projects without groundworks
Across South-East Europe, hydropower development has settled into a stable but deeply unproductive equilibrium. Feasibility studies are commissioned, revised and
Perspective gas interconnections but never converted into steel in the ground
Across South-East Europe’s gas sector, feasibility studies have become a permanent layer of the energy system rather than a transitional
Carbon cost pass-through in post-Russian SEE energy systems
The withdrawal of Russian ownership from oil assets across South-East Europe has not only altered who controls energy infrastructure, but
Hydrogen economics under gas repricing
Hydrogen has been positioned across South-East Europe as a strategic bridge between energy security, industrial decarbonisation and European integration. National
Refinery by-products: Petcoke, bitumen and construction inflation in South-East Europe
The transfer of ownership of Russian oil assets across South-East Europe has not only changed who controls refineries and fuel