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
Nuclear fuel and uranium: Europe’s quiet Russian dependency
The ownership exit of Russian oil assets from South-East Europe has sharpened attention on vulnerabilities that were long considered peripheral
Coal and lignite after oil: Hidden subsidy crisis in SEE electricity
The reordering of ownership in South-East Europe’s oil sector has had an effect far beyond fuels and refineries. By forcing
Gas markets without Russian ownership: Volatility as a structural feature in South-East Europe
The withdrawal of Russian ownership from oil assets across South-East Europe has triggered a deeper and more destabilising shift in
Romania plans gradual gas price cap phase-out to ensure market stability
Romanian authorities are preparing a contingency plan for the gas market to ensure a smooth transition when regulated pricing ends,
North Macedonia: Day-ahead electricity trading rises in December 2025 as prices ease
In December 2025, electricity trading on North Macedonia’s day-ahead market reached a total volume of 118,102.7 MWh, marking a 19.9%