Montenegro’s EPCG joins day-ahead power market on SEEPEX exchange in Serbia
Montenegro's state-owned power utility EPCG said it completed the first transaction at Serbian power exchange SEEPEX
REPowerEU is “Russian roulette” for Europe’s energy
The arguments for both possible outcomes are strong, said Željko Lovrinčević, a senior research fellow at the Institute of Economics Zagreb
Port of Bar preparing to build LNG terminal, gas-fired power plant
Power utility EPCG, which would be a partner on the project, has already initiated feasibility studies for three gas-fired power plants
New power markets increase activity in Balkan energy exchanges
The development of new markets in Balkan energy exchanges leads to better opportunities and lowers prices for consumers
Gas and nuclear’s green taxonomy prospects divided European institutions
MEPs opposed the European Commission’s plan to include nuclear energy and gas in the list of environmentally sustainable economic activities covered by the so-called EU taxonomy. The two responsible committees consider that the proposal does not respect the sustainability criteria. Unraveling over the financing of gas and nuclear projects is expected in the European Parliament […]
North Macedonia enables prosumers to sell surplus electricity
Households, firms and institutions registered as prosumers can sell surplus electricity from their rooftop solar systems from next month
Statement of the Day, Balluku: Nine big companies in game for wind auction in Albania
Albania's first wind power tender is entering its second phase, Minister of Infrastructure and Energy Belinda Balluku said.
Statement of the Day, Vučić: It’s bald-faced lie that we are selling EPS
President of Serbia Aleksandar Vučić denied media reports that state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) is up for sale