Solar power plants in Serbia, North Macedonia, Slovenia and Austria: Regulations are key tool to drive investment
While the EU members combined appear to make good progress in the field of developing and expanding photovoltaic power plants, countries of Central and Southeast Europe lag far behind current photovoltaic capacities in the EU
CAN Europe: Western Balkans took little to no action in preparing NECPs
In 2021, the obligation to adopt NECPs was postponed until 2024 at the latest while the deadline for delivering drafts is June 30, 2023
Serbia sets maximum prices for wind, solar power auctions
The setting of the price is one of the most important steps in the preparation for the first auctions in the country
Energy transition is development opportunity for EPCG, entire Montenegro
The energy transition proved to be a development opportunity for Montenegro, headline speakers said at the EPCG Net event in Budva
Serbia is changing energy law: state commission for energy networks to be established
The Government of Serbia approved a bill with changes to the Law on Energy, largely to transpose the European Union's acquis
Serbia issues quota for upcoming solar power auction, adopts rules on balancing, premiums, feed-in tariffs
The government determined the quota for the premiums it intends to award for solar, defined balancing responsibility, premiums, feed-in tariffs rules
Abazović: Montenegro to achieve energy independence in 2030
Outgoing Prime Minister Dritan Abazović said his pre-election coalition is pledging to make Montenegro energy independent in 2030
Šuša: No economy is competitive without green agenda
It is important that all stakeholders have the same understanding of the green agenda, according to John Šuša, Trina Solar