Bosnia and Herzegovina: Fire incident forces TPP Ugljevik offline at start of 2026
Thermal power plant Ugljevik has been offline since the start of the year after a serious incident that occurred on […]
Bosnia and Herzegovina: ERS launches tender for feasibility study on HPP Visegrad expansion
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS) has launched a new procurement procedure to assess the possible
Europe cuts the cord as Russian gas exports collapse to 1970s levels
Russian natural gas deliveries to European markets collapsed in 2025, plunging by roughly 44% compared with the previous year and
Carbon is the new currency: How trading schemes and green certificates will decide Serbia’s industrial winners in the EU market era
Carbon trading and green certificates are becoming the next decisive cost and competitiveness variables for South-East European energy systems and
Industrial electricity prices in South-East Europe in 2025 and outlook for 2026
In 2025 industrial electricity prices across South-East Europe have stabilised into a narrower and more predictable corridor than during the
Electricity trading in South-East Europe in 2025: Import–export balances, price levels and regional market dynamics
By 2025 South-East Europe’s electricity market has turned into a dense web of cross-border flows where almost every country is
CBAM as CAPEX driver: How carbon pricing will reshape see power utilities and coal fleets by 2030
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is about to turn from a regulatory acronym into a direct price signal that reshapes capital
Digging for megawatts – coal mines, lignite basins and the future of thermal power in South-East Europe
While hydropower determines how fat the margins are in wet years, coal and lignite still determine whether the lights stay
Water, steel and margins – How hydropower shapes the electricity economics of South-East Europe
Hydropower is still the quiet balance-sheet engine of the South-East European power system. While wind and solar dominate headlines, it
Financing Serbia’s energy future: How EPS is structuring loans, investments and multi-billion-euro CAPEX to rebuild and transform the power system
The narrative of EPS’s financial and operational stabilisation is inseparable from the utility’s evolving capital-expenditure (CAPEX) and financing strategy. After
EPS as Serbia’s strategic energy anchor: Production, exports, financial recovery and macro-economic role
Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) today stands as the central pillar of Serbia’s energy system, emblematic of the transition from crisis-mode operations
Financing the transition: How SEE utilities are funding multi-billion-euro CAPEX cycles and reshaping their balance sheets
If operational stability defines the present of South-East Europe’s electricity utilities, investment and financing define their future. Across the region,