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Aleksandra Tomic, President of the Committee on the Economy, Regional Development, Trade, Tourism and Energy at the National Assembly of the Republic of Serbia
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Countries in the region, and generally in Europe, have strained budgets because of economic and political difficulties, so investments in green energy...
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Katarina Uherova Hasbani, Energy Policy and Business Development Consultant, EIR Global and the lead author of REN21 UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report in 2015
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Seventeen countries of South East and East Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Russian Federation received less than 1% of global renewable energy investment...
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Christoph S. Henrich, Sustainable Energy Consultant, Istanbul Regional Hub, United Nations Development Programme in Europe and Central Asia
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The world’s attention in january was on the COP21 climate conference in Paris. Never before have there been so many high-ranking officials in one place...
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Neven Duic, Natasa Markovska, Pavlina Zdraveva, Aleksandar Dedinec
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The Law on Efficient Use of Energy as the first systematic piece of legislation regulating the energy efficiency was adopted in Serbia in 2013 but became...
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Maja Turkovic, Energy Consultant and co-author of the CISRD study A Roadmap for Deploying Renewable Energy Sources in Serbia and the Regional Perspective
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The great myth is that coal-fired power plants produce cheap electricity. In other words – yes, they do – only because we never pay for its real cost.
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Tatjana Mitevska, M&E, Public Outreach and Gender Specialist, CEI Project and Marija Ignatova Gjosheva, LED Specialist, CEI Project
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Recently, Macedonia improved the quality of its energy balance with introduction of new methodology for energy data collection and processing harmonized with EUROSTAT.
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Wood pellet factory opened in Vucje
"The employer created eleven jobs to service a new factory near Niksic in three shifts, Mina-Business reported. The wood pellet production facility on the Vucje plateau is the third of its kind in Montenegro.
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Burdur solar park gets online in record time
Hanwha Q Cells Turkey, branch of photovoltaics provider headquartered in South Korea, said it finished the construction and grid connection of an 8.3 MW solar power plant in the southwestern province...
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