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Export competitiveness of Serbian industry in the EU market (2026–2035)

Natural gas has moved from being a relatively predictable industrial input to becoming a structurally volatile cost driver across European markets. For Serbian exporters...

Serbia’s winter gas supply: Challenges, prices and trading opportunities

As winter approaches, heating and gas supply have become pressing concerns for Serbian households. Around 20.7% of households in Serbia rely on central heating,...

Import of coal in Serbia increased by 91% in 2023

In 2023, compared to the year before, Serbia increased the total physical volume of exports by 2.6%, while prices fell by 1.3%, and the...

Serbia Continues to Await Natural Gas from Azerbaijan via Bulgarian Interconnector

Serbia is still not receiving natural gas from Azerbaijan through the Bulgarian interconnector, which was put into trial operation on December 10th of last...

Lowest Gas Prices in Six Months Recorded on the European TTF Exchange

The price of gas on the European TTF market today has dropped to 26 euros per megawatt-hour, which is the lowest level in over...

Derivatives Import Surges by 22% This Year, While Solar Power Output Triples Compared to 2023

According to the energy balance of Serbia, it has been determined that the total available energy in the year 2024 will amount to 17.057...

Serbia’s Competitive Advantage: Low Gas Prices Positively Impact EU’s Energy-Intensive Manufacturing Companies

Gas prices play a vital role in determining the competitiveness of energy-intensive manufacturing companies in the European Union (EU). Clarion.energy highlights Serbia's significant competitive...

“Year of Recovery for EPS, Completion of Gas Interconnection, and the First Green Auctions”

At the end of 2023, the Draft Integrated Energy and Climate Plan (INECP) of the Republic of Serbia for the period up to 2030,...

 Fueling the Future: Navigating the Potentials and Obstacles in Serbia’s Gas Market

Serbia's gas market is undergoing a transformative phase, marked by increasing demand, regulatory advancements, and a strategic focus on diversifying energy sources. This article...

Serbia Opens Pipeline To Reduce Reliance On Russian Gas

A pipeline connector between Serbia and Bulgaria that will reduce Serbia's dependance on Russian gas by giving it access to Azerbaijan exports was inaugurated...

Gazprom’s Presence and Influence in Serbia

Gazprom, a Russian state-owned company, plays a significant role in the energy sector of Serbia. This article discusses Gazprom's presence in Serbia, its investments,...

Gas connection Mokrin – Arad

The Serbia-Romania gas interconnector, from Mokrin to Arad, would be of great importance for regional energy security. Republika Srpska is supplied with natural gas...

Srbijagas and DEPA concluded a memorandum of understanding that includes the import of liquefied gas from Greece

JP "Srbijagas" and the Greek company "DEPA" signed a Memorandum of Understanding in Belgrade, Srbijagas announced. As stated, the goal of this Memorandum is to...

Serbia Ready to Use Planned Gas Terminal in Montenegro

Aleksandar Vucic said Serbia is ready to use the planned liquefied natural gas terminal in the Montenegrin port of Bar, which is to be...
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