EU guidance sets higher evidence bar for CBAM electricity verification
The European Commission has issued dedicated guidance on verification and accreditation under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), with a […]
The European Commission has issued dedicated guidance on verification and accreditation under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), with a […]
Renewable electricity has long been traded through a set of roles: producers supply power, traders manage scheduling and balancing, buyers
Serbian industrial buyers are increasingly using renewable power purchase agreements as tools for energy security, cost control and export competitiveness.
Europe’s green-power importers are finding that the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) value for electricity is determined on an hourly
Education pipeline and labour-market constraints Serbia is positioned between European nearshoring options and Asian outsourcing for work that needs proximity
Mining companies and equipment manufacturers are reassessing supply chains that, for much of the past two decades, have linked European
Three rulebooks published in July 2026 define the forms, supporting evidence and data-exchange procedures for Serbia’s domestic tax on greenhouse-gas
Serbia’s new industrial pollution framework changes how environmental compliance is treated for large manufacturing, energy, mining, metals, chemicals, cement, food-processing
European heavy-industrial companies are entering a difficult investment cycle tied to the need to modernise ageing plants, automate production, reduce
Serbia’s electronic waste market could support an operation focused on recovering higher-value metals from discarded computers, telecommunications equipment and industrial
A shift is underway across the industrial export economy of the Western Balkans as CBAM moves beyond customs, tax and
Banks across Europe, and increasingly in South East Europe, are moving away from treating ESG, CBAM and environmental permitting as