The European Union is further simplifying the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), but with stricter oversight and an extension to 180 steel- and aluminium-intensive downstream products. From January 1, importers of designated goods and commodities will be paying the emissions tax. Among the novelties, countries in the Energy Community that transposed the relevant EU regulations […]
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Serbia plans to phase out the use of heavy fuel oil and coal in district heating systems by 2040. The strategy aims to replace these fossil fuels with solar energy, wood biomass, heat pumps, municipal waste, and geothermal energy. Maja Vukadinović, Acting Assistant Minister of Mining and Energy for Energy Efficiency and Climate Change, emphasized
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Serbia plans to link its electricity market with the European Union’s market in the final quarter of 2027, announced Miloš Mladenović, CEO of the Serbian Power Exchange (SEEPEX). Mladenović spoke at the panel “Energy Connectivity, Resilience and Security in Southeast Europe” during the 14th International Forum on Energy for Sustainable Development held in Skopje. He
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The European Commission Plans New Measures to Prevent Evasion of Cross-Border CO₂ Tax. The European Commission is expected to propose measures by the end of the year aimed at preventing companies exporting goods to the European Union from circumventing the cross-border carbon tax. Brussels is concerned that exporters from third countries could send their low-emission
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