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Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

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Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Croatia plans new 160 MW pumped storage plant in Vinodol

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nu Energy signs grid connection contract in Montenegro for Velestovo solar power project

China, India, Russia reject CBAM as punitive measure

Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week to take place from September 21 to 25

Incentives for batteries underway in Romania as Bolojan says solar power must be accompanied by storage

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

North Macedonia to import coal for power plants from Kosovo*

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Croatia plans new 160 MW pumped storage plant in Vinodol

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nu Energy signs grid connection contract in Montenegro for Velestovo solar power project

China, India, Russia reject CBAM as punitive measure

Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week to take place from September 21 to 25

Incentives for batteries underway in Romania as Bolojan says solar power must be accompanied by storage

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Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

North Macedonia to import coal for power plants from Kosovo*

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Croatia plans new 160 MW pumped storage plant in Vinodol

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nu Energy signs grid connection contract in Montenegro for Velestovo solar power project

China, India, Russia reject CBAM as punitive measure

Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week to take place from September 21 to 25

Incentives for batteries underway in Romania as Bolojan says solar power must be accompanied by storage

Europe’s largest solar power project obtains final permit

Danube nears critically low level at Bulgaria’s Kozloduy nuclear plant

Battery storage in Austria: From regulatory side issue to system component

Europe’s largest BESS, Coalburn 1, starts commercial operations

North Macedonia to import coal for power plants from Kosovo*

Montenegro to draft law on foreign investment screening, including in energy

Energy Community NECP analysis: funding EUR 151 billion transition

Slovenia grants subsidies for over 18,000 e-bikes

Budapest rooftops could host solar capacity 2.5 times larger than Paks nuclear power plant

Serbia preparing Geothermal Atlas

Batteries meet 25% of non-sunny power demand in California, Bulgaria

Solar installations below 1 MW in Montenegro no longer require construction permit

Croatia plans new 160 MW pumped storage plant in Vinodol

US firm AAFS eyes 50-year gas deal with Bosnia and Herzegovina

Nu Energy signs grid connection contract in Montenegro for Velestovo solar power project

China, India, Russia reject CBAM as punitive measure

Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week to take place from September 21 to 25

Incentives for batteries underway in Romania as Bolojan says solar power must be accompanied by storage

air quality

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Contract signed for biomass heating plant in Novi Pazar

A contract for the construction of a biomass heating plant in Novi Pazar has been signed at the Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy.

Renewables
Serbia
July 5, 2021
EBRD EUR 18 million district heating decarbonization Kragujevac

EBRD lends EUR 18 million for district heating decarbonization in Kragujevac

Kragujevac will abandon the use of coal in district heating and install gas-fired boilers with a loan of up to EUR 18 million obtained from EBRD

Energy Efficiency
Serbia
July 2, 2021
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Nine Western Balkan mayors sign declaration to tackle air pollution

Nine Western Balkan mayors have signed a declaration to undertake voluntary measures aimed at reducing air pollution in their cities and municipalities.

Environment and Climate
Region/EU
July 1, 2021
Bulgarian citizens court Sofia air pollution

Bulgarian citizens turn to court over air pollution in Sofia

Six people filed a legal complaint in Bulgaria over the air quality plan in capital city Sofia and are waiting to see if the case would go to court

Environment and Climate
Bulgaria
June 3, 2021
Kopac Kosovo no future for coal power plants

Kopač tells Kosovo* there is no future for coal power plants

Market liberalization implies rising power prices and Kosovo* must make sure it happens gradually, Energy Community Secretariat Director Janez Kopač warned

Electricity
Kosovo*
June 2, 2021
Srdjan Kukolj HEAL

Greater health engagement and commitment needed to clean up the air in Serbia

The launch of the first ever national Air protection Program in the Republic of Serbia with an Action Plan is a unique opportunity to bring down high rates of disease

Features
Serbia
May 12, 2021
First 100 households Sarajevo subsidies abandon coal heating

First 100 households in Sarajevo get subsidies to abandon coal in heating

The Sarajevo Canton picked 77 beneficiaries that will install wood pellet furnaces and 27 are setting up heat pumps instead of coal for heating

Environment and Climate
Bosnia and Herzegovina
April 20, 2021

NALED calls for applying ‘polluter pays’ principle in Serbia

NALED has called for applying the "polluter pays" principle in Serbia to encourage business and people to cut emissions.

Environment and Climate
Serbia
February 15, 2021
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