Serbia’s energy transition is frequently described as a contest between coal and renewables. In practice, the decisive contest is between new generation capacity and...
Germany can draw on Serbian engineering capacity for substations and power lines—but only if it exports work without exporting responsibility
Europe’s energy transition is usually...
Eastern Serbia is quietly turning into the country’s most important renewable-energy development zone. Timočka Krajina, long defined by copper, gold, heavy industry and the...
Serbia risks undermining both its energy-transition ambitions and its competitiveness under the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) unless it develops a concrete...
Most discussions surrounding Serbia's fiscal strategy focus on highways, railways and EXPO 2027. Yet hidden within the document is one of the largest energy...
For years, Serbia’s economic strategy focused primarily on attracting factories, building highways and positioning the country as a competitive manufacturing base near the European...
A new industrial structure is gradually emerging in Serbia — one in which renewable energy, battery storage, industrial manufacturing, critical minerals, electricity infrastructure and engineering services increasingly function as parts of the...
Much of the international discussion surrounding Serbia’s economy remains concentrated around automotive manufacturing, lithium, agriculture, outsourcing services and traditional industrial production. Yet beneath the...
Serbia’s energy transition increasingly revolves around a problem that cannot be solved by renewable generation alone. Wind farms continue expanding across Vojvodina. Solar pipelines...
Serbia’s economic transformation is increasingly anchored in a single, decisive shift: the transition of its energy system from a legacy coal-dominated structure to a...
Serbia’s energy debate is no longer a technical discussion confined to engineers and planners. It is increasingly becoming a question of long-term economic structure,...
Serbia’s investment cycle in 2026 is no longer broad-based, nor is it evenly distributed across sectors. Instead, it is increasingly defined by three interconnected...
