renewables

Serbia’s energy transition shifts from new capacity toward grid readiness and market reform

Serbia’s renewable-energy expansion is increasingly dependent on whether the electricity system can integrate new generation rather than simply add installed capacity. Coal remains a major component of domestic electricity production, while hydropower represents much of the country’s established renewable generation. Solar and wind capacity can reduce emissions and exposure to electricity imports, but their integration requires transmission infrastructure, storage, balancing capacity, permitting, regional electricity trading and predictable contractual arrangements. A renewable project without an adequate grid connection cannot deliver electricity…