Gas prices continue rise on Russia-Ukraine tension
Date: 21.01.2022 Author: Kelly Paul, Montel
Photo: Gazprom
European gas prices rose on Friday as diminished pipeline flows from Russia and tensions between the country and Ukraine heightened the market’s nervousness surrounding supply.
BiH’s hydro producer HET delays planned capital hike
Date: 21.01.2022 Author: Montel
Photo: Alenka Lena Klopčič
The shareholders’ assembly of the hydropower producer Hidroelektrane na Trebisnjici (HET), a part of Republika Srpska’s power utility ERS Holding, failed to pass a decision on a new share offering
Croatia’s Ina plans to start 12 MW solar plants by 2023
Date: 21.01.2022 Author: Peter Palčec
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The Croatian oil and gas company Ina will begin constructing two solar plants with a combined capacity of 12 MW in the spring and they should be operational by 2023, the company said on Thursday.
EUAs set to hold within EUR 80-86 range
Date: 21.01.2022 Author: Enza Tedesco, Montel
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European carbon prices are set to remain stuck within an EUR 80-86/t range next week amid mixed drivers.
CO2 may hit EUR 100/t around compliance deadline – Vertis
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Enza Tedesco, Montel
Photo: Roman Peklaj
European carbon prices may trade around EUR 100/t closer to the end of the compliance period on 30 April, said Bernadett Papp, senior carbon analyst at Vertis Environmental Finance, on Thursday.
Core countries to expand flow-based coupling on 20 April
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: Roman Peklaj
TSOs and power exchanges in Europe's Core region will expand the flow-based power market coupling to seven additional countries in central-eastern Europe on 20 April, they said on Thursday.
Romania expects 1 bcm of surplus gas next winter – minister
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Peter Palčec
Photo: Plinovodi
Romania will have a surplus of around 1 bcm of natural gas next winter thanks to new gas sources in the Black Sea, energy minister Virgil Popescu said on Tuesday, according to local media reports.
Technical signals buoy CO2, fuels fall
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Laurence Walker, Montel
Photo: ACER
European carbon prices rose on Thursday, driven largely by supportive technical indicators, while fuels markets softened amid hopes of heightened supply.
Commercial prosumer potential in SEE still untapped – think tank
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Peter Palčec
Photo: Gorenje Solar
The potential of rooftop solar installations by small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in south-east Europe is still being ignored by policymakers, despite the huge impact this could have on the
Half of Slovenia’s companies at risk due to high energy prices – survey
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: Roman Peklaj
After an 18% rise in 2021, Slovenian businesses expect their energy costs to more than double this year, which could threaten the survival of half of them, according to a survey published on Thursday.
Alpiq secures EUR 215m in support to cope with high prices
Date: 20.01.2022 Author: Christian Driessen, Montel
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Swiss utility Alpiq has secured CHF 223m (EUR 215m) financial support from its shareholders to manage increased liquidity and credit risks stemming from high energy prices, the company said late on
Energy Network to construct 50 MW solar plant in eastern Serbia
Date: 19.01.2022 Author: Peter PalčecPhoto: pixabay.com
The Serbian company Energy Network is planning to construct a 50 MW solar plant near the town of Mali Izvor, in the eastern Serbian municipality of Zajecar.
