Denmark shuts its penultimate coal plant as UK is set to complete its exit
Denmark has only one coal power plant left now as Ørsted closed its last one. The only coal plant in the United Kingdom is ending operations.
EPS must change to survive and ensure Serbia’s energy security
In an interview with Balkan Green Energy News on the transformation of Elektroprivreda Srbije, Dušan Živković spoke about investments, decarbonization, CBAM and emissions
Montenegro to delay temporary shutdown of TPP Pljevlja for 2026
The pause in the operation of the Pljevlja coal plant, planned for 2025 within its ecological reconstruction, could be postponed to 2026
State obstructs use of solar energy by households, firms in BiH
Decarbonization is being obstructed by legislators and power utilities, says Damir Miljević, a member of the Management Board of RESET
IAP pipeline, LNG terminal are strategic projects for Montenegro – minister
The construction of an LNG terminal and the Ionian Adriatic Pipeline are strategic projects for the new Ministry of Mining, Oil and Gas
Serbia’s EPS posts EUR 280.3 million profit for first half of 2024
Elektroprivreda Srbije has said that its net earnings were RSD 9.4 billion (EUR 80.3 million) higher than planned
Solar, wind surpass coal for first time in China
Rystad Energy’s analysis forecasts that by 2026, solar power alone will beat coal as China's primary energy source
Wind, solar outpace fossil fuels for first time in EU electricity mix
Wind and solar have reached a combined share of 30% of electricity generation in the EU in the first six months of 2024, according to Ember
