Mujović: Montenegro’s coal plant Pljevlja won’t be shut down for another ten years
Saša Mujović said the Government of Montenegro is working on the national energy and climate plan
Cannibalization in SEE to make solar power prices 40% to 50% lower than wind, wholesale prices
The trends for wholesale baseload prices and renewables capture prices for 2025-2060 are similar, according to Aurora Energy Research
Kosovo* adopts Law on the Promotion of the Use of Renewable Energy Sources
Only after the first auction was held, lawmakers in Prishtina passed the Law on the Promotion of the Use of Renewable Energy Sources, which introduces CfDs
Slovenia denies building permit for first wind farm
Slovenia is among the very few EU countries without a single wind farm, and it will remain so after the government’s recent decision
Hungary’s Electron Holding plans solar power plants of up to 160 MW in Serbia
The company has set up four firms in Serbia - Electron Energy Alpha, Electron Energy Beta, Electron Energy Gamma, and Electron Energy Delta
EU probes two Chinese solar suppliers amid dumping concerns
The news comes amid calls for the European Commission’s reaction to Chinese solar manufacturers’ “unfair trade practices” in the EU market
New law in Greece to increase curtailments, regulate auctions, roll out Apollo self-consumption program
Several big changes are introduced in the Greek energy market through a new bill of law submitted by the relevant ministry
BiH’s Canton 10 grants concessions for two solar power plants of 200 MW
The Government of Canton 10 has launched public calls for granting concessions for the construction of PV facilities