EU seeks coordinated action amid fears of prolonged energy supply disruption
Although the EU’s energy supplies are not under immediate threat, the bloc must prepare for a prolonged crisis and reduce oil demand, the energy commissioner warned
Bulgaria plans scheme to subsidize electricity prices for businesses
On Bulgaria's power exchange, IBEX, the day-ahead price for April 2 reached EUR 136.6 per MWh, compared to EUR 67.5 per MWh on February 27
Papastavrou: Serbia can’t be left out of blueprint for Vertical Gas Corridor
Minister of Environment and Energy of Greece Stavros Papastavrou said Serbia can't be left out of the Vertical Gas Corridor for American gas
CEO of Serbia’s EPS: HPP Buk Bijela poses no environmental risk for Montenegro
A public hearing was organized in Montenegro as part of the procedure for assessing the project's cross-border impact
Ministry of Energy and Mining of Republic of Srpska elevates cooperation with Balkan Green Energy News
The Ministry of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska expanded the cooperation with Balkan Green Energy News, including the institutional partnership with Belgrade Energy Forum
Von der Leyen: EU considering natural gas price cap to curb electricity prices
These measures have gained renewed urgency as natural gas prices have skyrocketed due to the conflict between US and Israel on one side and Iran on the other
Von der Leyen: EU wants to be part of global nuclear revival
Reducing the share of nuclear energy was a “strategic mistake” that has exposed Europe to volatile fossil fuel imports, said Ursula von der Leyen
Božinovska: Interconnections crucial for Western Balkans energy security
North Macedonia is actively working on several key projects for interconnections with electricity systems in the region, said Sanja Božinovska