Lorkowski: No Western Balkan country can get CBAM exemption for electricity in time
Without securing exemptions, Montenegro, BiH, North Macedonia, and Serbia would have to bear CBAM costs of electricity exports to the EU
CBAM could heavily impact BiH economy unless firms get incentives for solar panels
Minister Vedran Lakić convened cantonal ministers to discuss the challenges arising from the introduction of CBAM
Western Balkans can’t secure CBAM exemption for electricity in time
For an exemption from the CBAM cross-border CO2 tax on electricity, Balkan countries must couple their markets with an EU neighbor
UGT Renewables, Hyundai Engineering opening new era in US-Serbian relations with giant solar-battery project
UGT Renewables and Hyundai Engineering are at the forefront of the US-Serbia energy cooperation agreement, UGTR's CEO Adam Cortese said
North Macedonia introduces guarantees of origin for electricity
North Macedonia adopted a decree enabling the National Electricity Market Operator – MEMO to issue guarantees of origin
EU preparing to include manufactured goods into CBAM import tax on CO2
The European Commission opened a stakeholder survey on a potential CBAM scope extension to downstream products
EPS must change to survive and ensure Serbia’s energy security
In an interview with Balkan Green Energy News on the transformation of Elektroprivreda Srbije, Dušan Živković spoke about investments, decarbonization, CBAM and emissions
Turkish steelmakers invest massively in solar power to decarbonize
Two Turkish steelmakers are decarbonizing their facilities with solar power, which will exempt them from carbon border taxes