Achieving Europe’s independence through locally produced homegrown energy
Local governments and energy communities can strengthen Europe’s energy independence by expanding homegrown renewables and delivering local social and economic benefits.
Renewable energy ambitions must include ways to ensure grid integration
Market participants in the region have differing views of the current state of the grid, according to a panel held at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026
Renewables financing environment completely reshaped by market instability
Representatives of international financial institutions, banks, and funds discussed new financing models at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026
‘No silver bullet’ for decarbonizing energy-intensive industries, but there are low-hanging fruits
While there is no silver bullet for the decarbonization of energy-intensive industries, there are some low-hanging fruits, said the participants of a panel within Belgrade Energy Forum – BEF 2026
CBAM may hinder decarbonization and renewables, contrary to its intended aim
Belgrade Energy Forum (BEF 2026) provided an opportunity for all market participants to share their first experiences with CBAM
NGEN: Smart batteries and AI are the backbone of the energy transition
The energy system of the future is decentralized, dynamic, and software-controlled, NGEN Group's representatives pointed out at BEF 2026
Governing the Unseen: Interdependencies in Europe’s Digital–Energy Transition and Sovereignty
The growing digital-energy nexus is reshaping Europe’s energy transition, creating new opportunities and challenges for resilience, competitiveness and strategic autonomy.
Balkan TSOs face green transition challenge: grids must keep pace with energy shift
Investments in grids, digitalization, and energy storage are key to ensuring security of electricity supply amid rapid decarbonization, representatives of regional TSOs said at Belgrade Energy Forum (BEF 2026)
