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BiH court quashes concession for 80 MW solar

Date: 08.11.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
BiH court quashes concession for 80 MW solarPhoto: DRI

A Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) district court has quashed the 50-year concession for the 80 MW Dubovik solar farm awarded to a local consortium earlier this year by the government of BiH's Republika

SEE POWER – Cheaper gas pressures Hungary amid tight supply

Date: 06.11.2024 Author: Montel
SEE POWER – Cheaper gas pressures Hungary amid tight supplyPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Electricity prices in southeast Europe corrected down on Wednesday amid a bearish trend in gas markets, while lower renewables generation and cooler weather conditions point to a tightening of the

Trump as president: more LNG but heightened geopolitical risk?

Date: 06.11.2024 Author: Laurence Walker, Montel
Trump as president: more LNG but heightened geopolitical risk?Photo: UMAS London

Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election could buoy LNG supply to Europe but may also lead to greater geopolitical volatility, particularly regarding energy supply from Russia and the

Romania to add 791 MWh of battery storage, covering 20% needs

Date: 05.11.2024 Author: Montel
Romania to add 791 MWh of battery storage, covering 20% needsPhoto: Pixabay

Romania will disburse EUR 36m to five companies with the aim of adding 790 MWh of battery capacity and covering up to 20% of its storage needs, its energy minister said late on Monday.

Oil prices stabilise after rally as investors eye US election

Date: 05.11.2024 Author: Selva Freigedo, Montel
Oil prices stabilise after rally as investors eye US electionPhoto: Victor Habbick via FreeDigitalPhotos

Oil prices were trading flat early on Tuesday as investors looked to the US presidential election, after rallying in the previous session on the back of the Opec+ production cut extension and Middle

Bulgaria moves forward in realising 2 GW of new nuclear

Date: 04.11.2024 Author: Montel
Bulgaria moves forward in realising 2 GW of new nuclearPhoto: www.kznpp.org

Bulgaria has moved a step closer to realising an additional 2 GW of nuclear capacity after signing an Engineering Services Contract (ESC) on Monday with US corporation Westinghouse Electric and Korean

Qair submits green study for 46.55 MW Montenegrin solar farm

Date: 01.11.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
Qair submits green study for 46.55 MW Montenegrin solar farmPhoto: Enery

Renewables developer Qair Montenegro has submitted an environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the 46.55 MW Rudine solar farm in the western Niksic municipality, according to the Montenegrin

Supplier cash flow woes may curb Romanian power market hedging

Date: 01.11.2024 Author: Montel
Supplier cash flow woes may curb Romanian power market hedgingPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Romania’s power market could witness lower hedging activity next year because suppliers are facing mounting cash flow issues due to delays in the government’s price cap scheme reimbursements,

Moldova to boost power purchase in Romania as of November

Date: 31.10.2024 Author: Montel
Moldova to boost power purchase in Romania as of NovemberPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Moldova’s state-owned power utility Energocom plans to buy 51.6 GWh of electricity in November, or around 14% of its power needs, on the Romanian power exchange Opcom, it said in a statement on

GAS – Prices edge lower on milder weather, ample supply

Date: 31.10.2024 Author: Laurence Walker, Montel
GAS – Prices edge lower on milder weather, ample supplyPhoto: TAP AG

European gas prices slipped to their lowest level in more than a week on Thursday as milder weather forecasts, easing geopolitical concerns and ample prompt supply pressured the market.

Romanian power market calls for clarity as price cap end looms

Date: 31.10.2024 Author: Montel
Romanian power market calls for clarity as price cap end loomsPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Romanian power suppliers have called for increased transparency and government assurance to revive trading amid the upcoming end of a consumer price cap on 31 March 2025, the country’s electricity

Serbia urges CSEE to boost energy resilience

Date: 30.10.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
Serbia urges CSEE to boost energy resiliencePhoto: iStockPhoto

Central and southeast European (CSEE) countries should assess different scenarios and set forth measures to shield themselves from energy price volatility this winter arising from the war in Ukraine,



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