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Serbia: EPS completes wind and solar installations as part of green energy push Read More »

Serbia: EPS completes wind and solar installations as part of green energy push

Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) has successfully completed the installation of the 20th and final wind turbine at its first-ever wind farm in Kostolac, finalizing a renewable energy project with a total capacity of 66 MW. In parallel, all solar panels have been installed at the nearby Petka solar power plant, which is scheduled to be connected […]

Bosnia and Herzegovina: ERS sees surge in electricity exports amid hydropower boos Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: ERS sees surge in electricity exports amid hydropower boos

Luka Petrović, Director of Bosnia’s state-owned power utility ERS, reported a significant rise in electricity exports over the past month—a trend he expects to continue. The increase comes thanks to recent rainfall that greatly enhanced hydroelectric output, especially from the Drina and Vrbas hydropower plants (HPPs). This influx of water also helped replenish the Bileća

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

Bulgaria: Natural gas prices could drop further, heating hike requests lack justification Read More »

Bulgaria: Natural gas prices could drop further, heating hike requests lack justification

Plamen Mladenovski, the newly appointed Chairman of the Bulgarian Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (KEVR), has said that natural gas prices in the country could decrease by at least 10% in the near future, as global market prices continue to decline. He pointed out that KEVR has already reduced natural gas prices for April

Montenegro: EPCG seeks one-year extension for Otilovici small hydropower plant project Read More »

Montenegro: EPCG seeks one-year extension for Otilovici small hydropower plant project

State-owned power utility EPCG has requested a one-year extension for completing the first phase of the Otilovici small hydropower plant (SHPP) project near Pljevlja. The delay is due to the ongoing tender process for the facility’s design and construction. The first phase involves preparing the necessary technical documentation. The Otilovici SHPP will be built on

Greece: Bio-LNG set for introduction as DESFA nears certification for Revythoussa terminal Read More »

Greece: Bio-LNG set for introduction as DESFA nears certification for Revythoussa terminal

The bio-LNG sector is gaining traction and is set to make its formal debut in the Greek market once DESFA, the country’s natural gas transmission system operator, secures certification for the Revythoussa LNG terminal, located near Athens. The certification process is expected to be completed by the end of the year. The approval will address

Greece: RWE and PPC to build 567 MW solar projects as part of clean energy push Read More »

Greece: RWE and PPC to build 567 MW solar projects as part of clean energy push

Energy giants RWE and PPC are advancing Greece’s clean energy transition through their joint venture, Meton Energy, which has made a final investment decision to proceed with the construction of two large-scale solar projects in Central Macedonia. The Kotyli and Neo Syrakio solar plants will have a combined capacity of 567 MW and are expected

Montenegro: EPCG confirms stable electricity prices amid TPP Pljevlja reconstruction Read More »

Montenegro: EPCG confirms stable electricity prices amid TPP Pljevlja reconstruction

Montenegrin state-owned power utility EPCG has confirmed that electricity prices will remain unchanged for the time being. As the ecological reconstruction of thermal power plant Pljevlja begins, a process expected to last until mid-November, EPCG has secured the necessary electricity imports to cover any shortfall during this period. Approximately 70 million euros have been allocated

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Favorable rainfall boosts HET’s electricity production and water levels in Bileca reservoir Read More »

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Favorable rainfall boosts HET’s electricity production and water levels in Bileca reservoir

A subsidiary of the state-owned power utility ERS, Hidroelektrane na Trebisnjici (HET), successfully met its production target in the first quarter of this year by generating 250 GWh of electricity. This achievement comes after a period of favorable rainfall, which notably improved the water levels in the Bileca reservoir. Milan Mitrovic, the Executive Director for

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