Companies in FBiH request 20% cap on increase in electricity prices for 2023
Businesses want the Government of FBiH to cap the potential increase in tariffs to 20% like it did late last year for 2022
Electricity prices in Balkans: highest in Montenegro, lowest in Kosovo*
The highest price in European Union was in Denmark (34.4 eurocents), and the lowest in Hungary (9.4 eurocents)
Republic of Srpska to reduce renewables surcharge by 90%
Entity authorities say investors are giving up on incentives so that there is no need to charge citizens the fee
Unexpected winter season for Montenegrin tourism – energy tourists are coming
Energy tourists are EU citizens who plan to move during the winter to countries where energy is not so expensive
EPCG to install another 15,000 rooftop solar power plants
Last July, Montenegrin power utility started the projects Solari 3,000+ for households and Solari 500+ for companies
Rystad Energy: Investments in renewables in Europe set to surpass oil, gas in 2022
The surge in spot electricity prices in Europe decreased the payback period of wind and solar power projects, according to Rystad Energy
Renewable energy producers in Croatia, Serbia terminate feed-in tariff contracts
In Croatia, 63 power plants with a total capacity of 341 MW have so far terminated their contracts, compared to 11 in Serbia
Albania to fine heads of institutions that don’t cut power consumption
The government must lead the way in cutting power consumption, Deputy Prime Minister of Albania Belinda Balluku said
