Engineering-led procurement for Serbia’s utility battery storage projects
Serbia is moving toward a power system where battery energy storage is expected to play an increasing role in grid
Serbia is moving toward a power system where battery energy storage is expected to play an increasing role in grid
Serbia’s verified green electricity platform is described as an integrated structure linking 100 MW wind, 100 MW solar, and 100
Under the EU CBAM rules, indirect emissions for electricity used in production are calculated by multiplying electricity consumption by an
A front-end engineering design (FEED) approach is being used to treat CBAM readiness as an engineering, metering, data and commercial-control
Serbia is positioning itself as a Southeast European platform for data-centre services, AI compute and sovereign-cloud offerings. The country’s digital
European customers are moving beyond annual emissions declarations and are requesting verifiable evidence on how products are manufactured, how electricity
The European Commission’s technical study on indirect emissions under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) was published through DG TAXUD
For South East Europe’s heavy industry, electricity is no longer only an operating cost. It is becoming a carbon-cost transmission
Serbia’s mining sector is entering a structural transition in which geology, mine engineering and project design are not assessed only
Industrial decarbonisation rules are increasingly being delivered through engineering workflows rather than paperwork alone. For Serbian producers exporting CBAM-covered goods
Front-end design is increasingly being treated as a financing gate rather than a pre-construction formality for environmental and energy-efficiency projects.
Engineering teams developing renewable assets in South East Europe are increasingly being asked to design for more than energy delivery.