The European Parliament’s latest move to widen the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism could push CBAM far beyond Serbia’s […]
The European Union is moving towards a significant rewrite of the way imported electricity is treated under its Carbon Border
Gross cross-border electricity trade between the Western Balkans and the EU fell by approximately 19% year on year during the
Electricity exported from Serbia under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism carries an indicative default cost of €78.37/MWh. The figure
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) started on January 1, creating a carbon liability for electricity imported from non-EU
Proposed changes to the European Union’s carbon border rules could reduce default emissions assigned to electricity exported from Serbia, Montenegro
Electricity trading between the Western Balkans and neighbouring European Union markets stayed well below the level recorded in the first
Serbian electricity exported to the European Union carries an indicative Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism cost of about €78.37/MWh when the
Commission sector guidance for electricity under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism The European Commission’s new sector guidance for electricity states
On Sept. 7, the European Commission proposed mutual recognition of renewable Guarantees of Origin, or GOs, between EU member states
Serbia’s renewable power market is facing a new divide as CBAM turns electricity evidence into a tradable asset. The European
A European Commission proposal, COM(2026) 464, would set up a framework to mutually recognise renewable certificates issued in qualifying Energy
