Albania transitions from gas transit to consumption with SOCAR supply in Korca Read More »

Albania transitions from gas transit to consumption with SOCAR supply in Korca

Albania is set to emerge as a significant natural gas consumer, as Azerbaijan’s state energy company SOCAR prepares to supply gas to the city of Korca. This initiative signals a shift in Albania’s role from merely a transit country to an active end user within the regional gas system. The planned gasification will cover Korca’s […]

The Balkan position: Regional export chains under CBAM Read More »

The Balkan position: Regional export chains under CBAM

The CBAM story is often framed as a national topic, but in reality it is regional. Southeastern Europe is economically intertwined, industrially interconnected and strategically positioned together relative to the European Union. Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Romania, Bulgaria and Greece form a combined industrial corridor whose future competitiveness will be reshaped by

Industrial power pricing strategy for Serbia Read More »

Industrial power pricing strategy for Serbia

Industrial electricity policy is no longer simply a tool of energy management; it is industrial strategy. Serbia’s economic trajectory will not be determined by slogans about investment attraction or innovation narratives if its industrial base cannot rely on competitive, stable and credible electricity pricing. Power economics decides whether Serbia will host processing, manufacturing, refining, and

Power economics and the new industrial geography: Why Europe’s materials refining and processing are naturally outsourcing to Serbia Read More »

Power economics and the new industrial geography: Why Europe’s materials refining and processing are naturally outsourcing to Serbia

Power economics is now the decisive variable determining where Europe’s future materials refining and processing capacity will exist. Refining metals, manufacturing semi-fabricated products, processing battery materials, and managing advanced metallurgical chains are fundamentally energy operations. Electricity is not simply an input cost; it is the strategic determinant of competitiveness, investment confidence and long-term industrial anchoring.

Exporting to the EU in the CBAM era: Green energy certificates and the new trade reality Read More »

Exporting to the EU in the CBAM era: Green energy certificates and the new trade reality

Green energy certificates and CBAM now sit at the heart of Europe’s industrial trade reality. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism was created not as a tariff instrument, but as a structural equaliser: Europe is decarbonising its industry under strict emissions pricing through the EU ETS, and CBAM ensures that imported products face a comparable carbon

Regional balancing as Serbia’s strategic power, not dependency Read More »

Regional balancing as Serbia’s strategic power, not dependency

In the electricity systems of the twenty-first century, no country’s stability will be determined by what it can do alone. Stability will be determined by what it can do together with others, and how intelligently it positions itself inside larger regional and continental systems. For decades, Serbia’s understanding of energy security was framed through a

Serbia’s power future: Building stability through a modern grid and a new baseload architecture Read More »

Serbia’s power future: Building stability through a modern grid and a new baseload architecture

Serbia is entering the most consequential phase of its energy history. For decades, lignite and large centralized power plants supplied dependable electricity, insulated the country from external shocks, maintained social and political calm, and gave industry a predictable environment. That system is now approaching its structural limits. Aging coal units face ever-increasing maintenance stress, unplanned

Flexibility services: The missing system pillar in Serbia’s renewable transition Read More »

Flexibility services: The missing system pillar in Serbia’s renewable transition

No element of Serbia’s future power system is more underestimated than flexibility. Serbia often discusses power plants, renewables, hydropower capacities and interconnections — yet the real determinant of whether Serbia can integrate renewables safely and cheaply is whether it builds a strong flexibility ecosystem. Flexibility is the system’s capacity to respond instantly to changes. Without

Electricity price forecasting in Serbia’s renewable future Read More »

Electricity price forecasting in Serbia’s renewable future

Serbia’s electricity price terrain is becoming one of the most volatile and strategically sensitive elements of national policy and economic planning. As Serbia transitions toward greater renewable penetration, regional integration and more complex market dynamics, price forecasting transforms from a technical exercise into a question of national economic resilience. Prices in Serbia today are shaped

Renewable variability and demand forecasting in Serbia: Why the system must think smarter  Read More »

Renewable variability and demand forecasting in Serbia: Why the system must think smarter 

Serbia’s electricity demand forecasting is no longer the simple science it once was. The energy landscape is transforming, and Serbia is now managing not only demand patterns but also renewable variability, unpredictable hydrology and more dynamic consumer behaviour. Precision forecasting has become one of the most critical tools for system resilience, investment strategy and operational

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