Two coal plants in Western Balkans go offline due to malfunctions
Coal+ plants Pljevlja in Montenegro and Kosovo A broke down, adding to concerns about the possibility of blackouts in the region
Two of four European Sustainable Energy Awards go to Southeastern Europe
Timea Farkas is the Young Energy Trailblazer at European Sustainable Energy Awards and the Minoan Energy Community won in the Local Energy Action category
EU Commissioner Simson: This year’s EUSEW is most important one so far
The European Sustainable Energy Week – EUSEW started today with top EU officials urging for a faster energy transition
Governments should subsidize energy savings, not gas, electricity prices – analysis
The analysis Why Gas Price Cap and Consumer Subsidies Are Both Extremely Costly and Ultimately Futile was prepared by CEPS
Rizvanolli asks citizens in Kosovo* if they are willing to pay for power imports
Minister Artane Rizvanolli proposed a public debate on how much citizens in Kosovo* are willing to pay for electricity imports amid shortages
Serbia won’t increase power prices for businesses – Prime Minister Brnabić
She commented on rumors that the government would raise the price from the current EUR 95 to EUR 120 per megawatt-hour
EU to cap revenue for electricity producers at EUR 180 per MWh
Ursula von der Leyen presented measures to bring down power prices including and decouple the dominant influence of gas in the sector
UNECE Renewable Energy Status Report – green energy is way out of climate change woes
Renewable energy and energy savings are key solutions for mitigating climate change, REN21 and UNECE said ahead of the release of their report