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Bosnia and Herzegovina: Five-company consortium wins €8.3 million contract for TPP Gacko cooling tower reconstruction Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Five-company consortium wins €8.3 million contract for TPP Gacko cooling tower reconstruction

A consortium comprising four local firms and a recently established Hungarian company has secured an €8.3 million contract from RiTE Gacko, the coalmine and thermal power plant operator, for the reconstruction of its aging cooling tower. The winning group includes Bosnian companies Elnar, Projekt, GP Gradip, and Montig Energetika, alongside 3g Energy, a relatively unknown […]

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Insufficient coal for inefficient thermal power plants Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Insufficient coal for inefficient thermal power plants

Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has become increasingly dependent on imported electricity due to insufficient coal production and outdated thermal power plants, says energy expert Almir Muhamedbegović. The country’s electricity generation has fallen by 15% from 2021 to 2024, and it now lacks enough power to meet domestic demand. As a result, electricity imports surged by

Bosnia and Herzegovina: RS halts environmental permit for Bukova Kosa coal project amid legal challenge Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: RS halts environmental permit for Bukova Kosa coal project amid legal challenge

The Ministry of Spatial Planning, Construction and Ecology of the Republic of Srpska (RS) has suspended the process of issuing an environmental permit for coal exploitation at the Bukova Kosa deposit near Prijedor. This follows a lawsuit filed by the Center for Environment, which challenged the Ministry’s earlier decision to exempt the project from requiring

Montenegro: Pljevlja coalmine reports slight decline in profit for 2024 Read More »

Montenegro: Pljevlja coalmine reports slight decline in profit for 2024

Pljevlja coalmine recorded a net profit of 15.06 million euros in 2024, slightly down from 15.2 million euros in the previous year. According to the financial report, the coalmine’s sales revenues in 2024 reached 65.3 million euros, marking a 6.3% decrease compared to 2023. Operating expenses, however, dropped by 2.7%, totaling 57.1 million euros. At

Serbia: Kolubara coal output surpasses targets as EPS maintains stable production and begins electricity exports Read More »

Serbia: Kolubara coal output surpasses targets as EPS maintains stable production and begins electricity exports

State-owned power utility EPS has announced that coal production at the Kolubara mining basin has remained stable and is performing above expectations. Since the beginning of the year, output has exceeded planned levels by 6%. The company attributes this success to efficient operational management and the dedication of its workforce, which has ensured consistent coal

Bosnia and Herzegovina: RiTE Gacko issues tenders for key repairs and upgrades ahead of major overhaul Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: RiTE Gacko issues tenders for key repairs and upgrades ahead of major overhaul

RiTE Gacko, the coal mine and thermal power plant, has announced a series of tenders in preparation for a significant overhaul planned for this year. The tenders are aimed at selecting contractors for various critical projects at the facility. One of the tenders focuses on repairs to the piping system of the boiler plant, with

EPS doubles its profit in Q1 Read More »

EPS doubles its profit in Q1

The Board of Directors of Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) Joint Stock Company adopted the Report on the three-year business plan implementation for the first quarter of 2024, revealing that the company’s profit reached 28.3 billion dinars. This figure is twice as high as projected, EPS announced today. The profit marks a five percent increase compared to

Romania: EC Oltenia to renegotiate the restructuring plan with the European Commission Read More »

Romania: EC Oltenia to renegotiate the restructuring plan with the European Commission

The Oltenia Energy Complex wants a renegotiation of its restructuring plan with the European Commission, the president of the Competition Council, Bogdan Chirițoiu, said. Regarding the Jiu Valley, he said that the European Commission wants the Romanian authorities to respect the decisions they have taken. Too little coal is extracted from Jiu Valley, so little that

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