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EU Carbon Rules Reshape Financing Needs for Serbian Exporters
The European Union’s expanding carbon border regime is creating new financing requirements for Serbian manufacturers selling into European markets, as…
Serbia’s Growing Distributed Generation Raises Need for Local Grid Flexibility
Serbia’s expansion of distributed power generation is creating reverse-flow constraints in parts of the electricity distribution network, increasing the need…
Serbia Records 122 MW of Active-Buyer Capacity Across Industrial Power Users
Serbia has registered 122 MW of active-buyer capacity on its transmission system, marking the development of an industrial electricity model…
ENGEL Expands Serbian Manufacturing Network with New Kikinda Production Site
Austrian machinery manufacturer ENGEL is expanding its European production network in Serbia, establishing a 13,000-square-metre manufacturing facility in Kikinda focused…
Serbia Begins Local Assembly of Israeli-Designed Military Drones
Serbia has started assembling Israeli-designed military drones at a newly opened factory, adding local production to its expanding defence cooperation…
Waberer’s to Add 20,000-Square-Metre Logistics Capacity in Serbia
Hungarian logistics group Waberer’s is expanding its Serbian operations with a combined 20,000-square-metre distribution platform in Belgrade, building on its…
Serbia’s 2026 Growth Accelerates as FDI Weakens Ahead of Expo 2027
Serbia’s economy expanded 3.8% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2026, up from 3.2% in the first quarter, putting full-year…
CBAM Expansion Adds New Credit-Risk Considerations for Serbian Banks
The European Union’s planned expansion of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) could extend carbon-related financial risks across Serbia’s industrial…
EU Plans Broader CBAM Scope for Serbian Machinery and Metal Exporters
Serbian manufacturers of machinery, electrical equipment and processed metal products could face additional EU carbon-compliance requirements as the European Union…
STADA Approves €20 Million Expansion at Hemofarm Facility
German pharmaceutical group STADA has approved a €20 million investment to expand production at Hemofarm’s manufacturing complex, strengthening the Serbian…
Serbia’s EU Electricity Market Coupling Target Shifts Toward 2029
Serbia’s planned integration with the European Union electricity market is increasingly expected in the first quarter of 2029, extending the…
EU CBAM Reform Could Ease Compliance for Serbian Renewable Electricity Exports
Serbian renewable electricity exporters could gain a simpler route for demonstrating actual emissions under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism…
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