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Turkey’s Garanti BBVA bank to stop financing coal projects

Focused Energy secures USD 240 million for world’s first commercial laser fusion plant

Turning point for power market as BESS is no longer optional

China offers to build modular nuclear reactor in Serbia

Serbia delays renewables connection procedure until 2029

IEA: Middle East conflict is reinforcing shift towards security, trust, diversity in energy sector

GreenWay secures financing for 2,700 EV chargers in three EU countries

GEN-I, Sunotec ink deal on 200 MW BESS management

North Macedonia’s ESM needs investments of EUR 3 billion to replace coal power

Verbund selects Romanian consortium to add BESS to its wind farm

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Nearly 9 in 10 citizens in Serbia call for deposit return system – survey

North Macedonia plans energy renovation of 14 major public buildings

ENNA kicks off installation of its first solar power plant outside of Croatia

Sunotec, Shell join forces to develop BESS in Europe

OMV Petrom, CE Oltenia building solar parks of 550 MW in total

Curtailments, negative prices slash solar power revenue in Greece by up to 60%

Bitenc: Natural gas infrastructure could be solution for seasonal energy storage

Europe’s energy storage capacity to reach 100 GW this year, more than double by 2030

Jadar project timeline: a full overview of the most controversial investment in Serbia’s recent history

Turkey’s Garanti BBVA bank to stop financing coal projects

Focused Energy secures USD 240 million for world’s first commercial laser fusion plant

Turning point for power market as BESS is no longer optional

China offers to build modular nuclear reactor in Serbia

Serbia delays renewables connection procedure until 2029

IEA: Middle East conflict is reinforcing shift towards security, trust, diversity in energy sector

GreenWay secures financing for 2,700 EV chargers in three EU countries

GEN-I, Sunotec ink deal on 200 MW BESS management

North Macedonia’s ESM needs investments of EUR 3 billion to replace coal power

Verbund selects Romanian consortium to add BESS to its wind farm

Bulgaria surges to world’s No. 1 in battery systems share

Nearly 9 in 10 citizens in Serbia call for deposit return system – survey

North Macedonia plans energy renovation of 14 major public buildings

ENNA kicks off installation of its first solar power plant outside of Croatia

Sunotec, Shell join forces to develop BESS in Europe

OMV Petrom, CE Oltenia building solar parks of 550 MW in total

Curtailments, negative prices slash solar power revenue in Greece by up to 60%

Bitenc: Natural gas infrastructure could be solution for seasonal energy storage

Europe’s energy storage capacity to reach 100 GW this year, more than double by 2030

Jadar project timeline: a full overview of the most controversial investment in Serbia’s recent history

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Turkey’s Garanti BBVA bank to stop financing coal projects

Focused Energy secures USD 240 million for world’s first commercial laser fusion plant

Turning point for power market as BESS is no longer optional

China offers to build modular nuclear reactor in Serbia

Serbia delays renewables connection procedure until 2029

IEA: Middle East conflict is reinforcing shift towards security, trust, diversity in energy sector

GreenWay secures financing for 2,700 EV chargers in three EU countries

GEN-I, Sunotec ink deal on 200 MW BESS management

North Macedonia’s ESM needs investments of EUR 3 billion to replace coal power

Verbund selects Romanian consortium to add BESS to its wind farm

Bulgaria surges to world’s No. 1 in battery systems share

Nearly 9 in 10 citizens in Serbia call for deposit return system – survey

North Macedonia plans energy renovation of 14 major public buildings

ENNA kicks off installation of its first solar power plant outside of Croatia

Sunotec, Shell join forces to develop BESS in Europe

OMV Petrom, CE Oltenia building solar parks of 550 MW in total

Curtailments, negative prices slash solar power revenue in Greece by up to 60%

Bitenc: Natural gas infrastructure could be solution for seasonal energy storage

Europe’s energy storage capacity to reach 100 GW this year, more than double by 2030

Jadar project timeline: a full overview of the most controversial investment in Serbia’s recent history

Turkey’s Garanti BBVA bank to stop financing coal projects

Focused Energy secures USD 240 million for world’s first commercial laser fusion plant

Turning point for power market as BESS is no longer optional

China offers to build modular nuclear reactor in Serbia

Serbia delays renewables connection procedure until 2029

IEA: Middle East conflict is reinforcing shift towards security, trust, diversity in energy sector

GreenWay secures financing for 2,700 EV chargers in three EU countries

GEN-I, Sunotec ink deal on 200 MW BESS management

North Macedonia’s ESM needs investments of EUR 3 billion to replace coal power

Verbund selects Romanian consortium to add BESS to its wind farm

Bulgaria surges to world’s No. 1 in battery systems share

Nearly 9 in 10 citizens in Serbia call for deposit return system – survey

North Macedonia plans energy renovation of 14 major public buildings

ENNA kicks off installation of its first solar power plant outside of Croatia

Sunotec, Shell join forces to develop BESS in Europe

OMV Petrom, CE Oltenia building solar parks of 550 MW in total

Curtailments, negative prices slash solar power revenue in Greece by up to 60%

Bitenc: Natural gas infrastructure could be solution for seasonal energy storage

Europe’s energy storage capacity to reach 100 GW this year, more than double by 2030

Jadar project timeline: a full overview of the most controversial investment in Serbia’s recent history

EPS

Air pollution data quality in Serbia dropping

CINS: Official air quality monitoring data for Serbia are unreliable

Some automatic stations that measure air pollution in Serbia were out of service for years and others recorded partial or unreliable data amid a lack of funding. The state lowered reporting standards since the system was rolled out ten years ago. The capacity of domestic automatic monitoring stations has been decreasing since 2010, when they […]

Environment and Climate
Serbia
July 20, 2020
Serbia-public-discussion-Kolubara-B-thermal-power-plant

Serbia delays public discussion on plan for Kolubara B thermal power plant

The coronavirus has prompted the Government of Serbia to shelve the public discussion on the draft spatial plan and environmental impact assessment for the Kolubara B thermal power plant. PowerChina is the contractor on behalf of EPS. The Ministry of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure of Serbia said it is unable to hold the public discussion […]

Environment and Climate
Serbia
July 13, 2020
Buk Bijela hydropower plant September

Preparatory works on Buk Bijela hydropower plant to start in September

The Republic of Srpska is waiting for the approval of BiH’s competition authorities to be able to start preparatory works for the Buk Bijela hydropower plant. It is developing the project together with Serbia and the establishment of a joint firm has already been agreed. Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS), state-owned electricity producer in Bosnia and […]

Renewables
Bosnia and Herzegovina Serbia
June 30, 2020
7 flaws in EPS environmental study for TENT thermal power plant overhaul

Major flaws in EPS environmental study for TENT A thermal power plant overhaul

Environmentalist organizations and activists claim Elektroprivreda Srbije, EPS, won’t be able to obtain the necessary integrated license for its biggest thermal power plant TENT A by the end of the year at the current pace. At a public discussion on the environmental impact assessment study for most of the facility, the author acknowledged the aim […]

Environment and Climate
Serbia
June 25, 2020
Serbia spatial plan coal-fired thermal power plant Kolubara B

Serbia issues draft spatial plan for coal-fired thermal power plant Kolubara B

A public consultation was launched on the draft spatial plan for the special purpose area and the strategic environmental impact assessment report for Kolubara B. Serbia is moving ahead with the development of the coal power plant project, arguing “it is not possible” to replace the fossil fuel with other sources “in the near term.” […]

Environment and Climate
Serbia
June 8, 2020
study-TENT-thermal-power-Serbia

Public consultation starts on study on TENT thermal power unit in Serbia

Elektroprivreda Srbije is seeking approval for the study on the assessment of the environmental impact of the formal legalization of TENT A. The Ministry of Environmental Protection of Serbia launched a public consultation about the document. EPS is planning to reconstruct blocks A1 and A2 in its TENT thermal power division, claiming pollution would then […]

Environment and Climate
Serbia
May 29, 2020
Electricity bill collection rate drops 30 percent

Electricity bill collection rate drops up to 30%, utilites ask for loans

The drop in the electricity bill collection rate ranged from 10% to 30% in March in most of the contracting parties of Energy Community, with Kosovo* and North Macedonia being the most affected, while data for this month show a further sharp decline. In the meantime, state power utilities in Albania, Montenegro, and Serbia are […]

Electricity
Region/EU
April 29, 2020
EPS seeking project supervision in overhaul of old small hydropower plants

EPS seeking project supervision service for overhaul of old small hydropower plants

EPS launched a public call for oversight services for a group of seven small hydropower plants built between 1903 and 1953. The project is financed with a loan provided by the EBRD and EPS’ own funds. Serbia’s state-owned public enterprise Elektroprivreda Srbije – EPS intends to reconstruct and modernize 15 small hydropower plants commissioned 117 […]

Renewables
Serbia
April 2, 2020
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