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Serbia’s energy sector reforms: Ensuring stability and embracing clean energy

Reforming the energy sector is not only crucial for Serbia’s ambitions to join the European Union but also vital for ensuring energy stability and...

Serbia’s energy sector: Stability amid challenges and political uncertainty

During the entire winter, coal and electricity production remained stable, and coal stocks at depots and reserves in accumulations were at high levels, which...

Will the end of the Russo-Ukrainian conflict positively impact energy supply stability and help lower energy prices in Serbia?

Energy resources are at the heart of the global geopolitical conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has already had a dramatic impact on the...

SSP Vice President calls for state of emergency in Serbia’s energy sector over EPS losses

Dušan Nikezić, the Vice President of the Freedom and Justice Party (SSP), has called for the introduction of a state of emergency in Serbia’s...

Serbia’s energy sector faces crisis as NIS bank accounts may be closed due to U.S. sanctions

The Serbian energy industry is facing a critical situation as decades of neglect in terms of investments, along with geopolitical challenges, have led to...

Serbia faces uncertainty as US sanctions on NIS loom; Russian support and potential solutions explored

American sanctions on Serbia's oil industry, set to take effect on February 25, are raising concerns over the future of the country's energy sector....

Serbia’s shift in energy strategy: Balancing relations with Russia and Western influence

While the Washington Agreement signed in September and the Brussels Declaration from December may seem like standard documents from international meetings, their combined content...

Serbia’s power sector takes significant steps toward sustainability with new investments in Kostolac

The past year will be remembered as a time when significant investments in Serbia's power sector gained momentum. One of the most notable projects...

Serbia’s energy security at risk due to corruption and poor management

Being reliant on a single gas source in a time when Europe and the rest of the world are diversifying their energy supplies—whether due...

Serbia’s energy sector: A year of change and future challenges

The year 2024 saw significant changes in Serbia's energy sector, although the price of electricity and gas remained stable. The methodology for calculating electricity...

IMF report highlights Serbia’s energy sector struggles and plans for state-owned enterprises reform

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has released a report on Serbia's energy sector as part of the new three-year agreement with the country. The...

Serbia considers gas-fired power plants as temporary energy solution

Serbia is exploring the possibility of building gas-fired power plants for electricity production, but this option is seen as a temporary solution due to...

The case for gradual closure of thermal power plants in Serbia

It is not yet time to shut down our thermal power plants; rather, we must focus on building new capacities before any closures. The...

USA-Serbia cooperation on renewable energy and nuclear development

The United States is keen on advancing the Reversible Hydropower Plant (RHE) Đerdap 3 project, establishing large-capacity solar power plants and collaborating on peaceful...
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