Romania could play key supply role in CEE after Russian gas phaseout – analysis
In the post-Russian gas era, Central and Eastern Europe could emerge with a stronger-than-expected gas balance, with Poland and Romania playing a key role, ICIS said
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.
Western Balkan energy ministers: Alternative supply routes, regional cooperation are key to energy security
Energy ministers from Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia met at Belgrade Energy Forum 2026
Serbia not satisfied with MOL’s latest proposal for oil company NIS takeover
The main stumbling block in the negotiations with MOL concerns NIS' oil refinery and the supply of the Serbian market with oil products
Rapid energy transition or costly reliance on fossil fuels – time is running out for Southeast Europe
Energy security has become an issue of political stability, economic survival, and national security, Mislav Slade-Šilović said at BEF 2026
Final countdown to Belgrade Energy Forum 2026 on May 11-12
BEF 2026, the premier B2B and B2G energy conference in Southeast Europe, is welcoming a plethora of institutional partners and a record number of energy ministers in its fourth edition
Western Balkans request earlier exemption of electricity from CBAM
Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo* and North Macedonia are asking for the amendments to the European Union's CBAM Regulation to be adjusted
Greece frames solar power’s zero prices as informal consumer support
The Greek government is reluctant to remunerate photovoltaic producers for their high losses from zero or negative hourly wholesale prices