Western Balkan coal plants cut harmful emissions in 2024 but breaches remain extreme
SO2 emissions from NERP-bound coal plants in BiH, Kosovo*, North Macedonia and Serbia were six times above legal limits last year
Decarbonization of Southeastern European region: both renewables and nuclear are speeding up
Representatives of state-owned utilities and independent power producers discussed at BEF 2025 the different approaches to decarbonization in the region
Montenegro drafts NECP: TPP Pljevlja to be shut down by 2041
The Ministry of Energy of Montenegro submitted the draft NECP to the Energy Community Secretariat for a review
Montenegro’s CGES to return EUR 35 million to electricity consumers due to excess revenue
About EUR 9.5 million will be returned through reduced bills during 2025, and the rest will follow in subsequent years
Coal plants in Western Balkans increase SO2 pollution in 2023
Coal plants in the Western Balkans emitted more sulfur dioxide last year than in 2022, according to the Comply or Close report
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
Đokić: Republic of Srpska to build 1,200 MW of new energy facilities by 2030
The Republic of Srpska plans to build 1,200 MW of new energy facilities by 2030, said Energy and Mining Minister Petar Đokić, adding that the Bileća solar power plant has been completed
Montenegro to import EUR 160 million worth of electricity in 2025 – minister
The Pljevlja coal-fired thermal power plant will be shut down for several months in 2025 due to ecological reconstruction