HomeTagsLenders

lenders

Self-balancing wind in Serbia is becoming a financing requirement, not an optional upgrade

Serbia’s next generation of wind projects will be financed on more than installed capacity, annual production and turbine availability. Lenders will increasingly assess whether...

CBAM becomes a new bankability test for Serbian exporters, RES producers and industrial lenders

For Serbia, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is no longer a distant EU climate policy. It is becoming a direct financial test for banks,...

Fortis advances large-scale solar-plus-storage project in Serbia as lenders eye CBAM-driven upside

Fortis Energy is moving forward with a utility-scale solar and battery storage platform in northern Serbia, in a development that is attracting growing interest...

Industrial demand supports renewable financing in Serbia as lenders step in

A decisive shift is underway in Serbia’s power and industrial landscape, where renewable energy is no longer financed on the back of wholesale price...

Lenders in the Serbian economy: Who finances growth, who absorbs risk, and how credit power shapes long-term liabilities

Lenders occupy a central and often underappreciated position in the Serbian economy. Beyond their visible role as providers of credit, they function as allocators...

Lenders in the Serbian economy: Industries, flagship projects and the institutions shaping capital allocation and long-term risk

Lenders in Serbia do not operate in an abstract macroeconomic space. Their balance sheets are tied to specific industries, named projects and identifiable corporate groups,...

The Role of Owner’s Engineer in Construction Projects for Banks and Lenders

In construction projects financed by banks and lenders, the engagement of an Owner's Engineer plays a crucial role in ensuring the successful execution and...
Supported byspot_img
Supported byVirtu Energy
Supported bySerbia Energy
Supported byMercados Media