Volkswagen Group to source nanotubes for EV batteries from OCSiAl in Serbia
OCSiAl has been named as a supplier of single wall carbon nanotubes to PowerCo, the battery manufacturing subsidiary of Volkswagen Group
Most EU member states yet to submit social climate plans
More than EUR 85 billion from the European Union's Social Climate Fund remain unused, as member states are late in submitting social climate policy plans.
EU member states reach deal on energy grids package
EU energy ministers have agreed on a position on the European grids package, aimed at accelerating the development of energy infrastructure, permitting procedures and investment in interconnectors.
Global solar power hits 3 TW, beats wind in electricity production
The world added a record 664 GW of solar power capacity in 2025, reaching 2.9 TW, SolarPower Europe has found. The pace implies that the total advanced to 3.2 TW in the meantime.
Slovakia set to overtake France in nuclear power share as it readies to start up new reactor
Slovenské elektrárne has started loading nuclear fuel into a new 471 MW unit at its Mochovce nuclear power plant after receiving an operating license
Nordex to accelerate expansion including in Balkans
At the Nordex Business Day in Belgrade, the company's top executives said the Balkans, part of its East Mediterranean region, are increasingly important
Romania, Hungary hit by highest power prices in Europe amid heat, outages
Romania and Hungary have the most expensive electricity in Europe today. The demand for cooling has cut into the record solar power output, while available nuclear and gas capacities dropped.
Legal expertise is essential for disputes, but primarily to avoid them – CMS energy market conference
CMS held an event in Belgrade about challenges and risk management strategies in the energy markets in CEE, with emphasis on dispute avoidance and resolution
