Birol: Renewed escalation in Middle East boosts energy supply risk
The renewed escalation of the conflict in the Middle East is affecting the Strait of Hormuz and energy infrastructure in the region, heightening concerns over security of supply, International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol said.
Serbia opens operational diesel reserves to maintain supply stability
Oil companies in Serbia gained access to operational diesel fuel reserves, as low river water levels are hindering imports, and the global situation is becoming more complex
Fuel imports to Serbia fall amid low water levels, global disruptions
Only 25% of planned July imports of petroleum products into Serbia have arrived, due to low Danube water levels, alongside global market disruptions and high prices, while stocks are dwindling
EU presents Electrification Action Plan
The European Commission aims to make Europe the first electro-powered continent
EU solar boom cuts gas import costs by EUR 20 billion since Middle East war began
For the first month ever, solar power provided a quarter of EU electricity this June
Slovakia set to overtake France in nuclear power share as it readies to start up new reactor
Slovenské elektrárne has started loading nuclear fuel into a new 471 MW unit at its Mochovce nuclear power plant after receiving an operating license
Serbia, MOL sign shareholders’ agreement on oil company NIS management
The shareholders’ agreement defines how NIS would be managed in the future
Croatia allocates subsidies for energy renovation of further 269 buildings
The government has adopted a decision to provide co-financing for 269 project proposals