Western Balkan Countries Must Shut Down 1,000 MW of Thermal Capacities

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Western Balkan Countries Must Shut Down 1,000 MW of Thermal Capacities By 2023

Date: July 17^th 2020

Author: Peter Palčec

Category: Articles

Topic: Electricity , Oil and oil derivates , Renewables , Coal , Energy policy , CO2 emissions , Gases

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