Serbian Eps confirms three coal units (960 MW) shut in May
June 1, 2023 | Maja ŽuvelaElectricity | Renewables | Coal | Energy policy | CO2 emissions | Economy | Ecology
The Serbian power utility Eps has confirmed in its monthly newsletter that three coal power units with a combined capacity of 960 MW were taken offline in the second half of May....
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Carbon tests EUR 80/t as investors bet on softening outlook
June 1, 2023 | Nathan Witkop, MontelEnergy policy | CO2 emissions
European carbon prices again dipped below EUR 80/t on Thursday as a worsening demand outlook reinforced the case for speculators’ swelling bets on falling prices....
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Solida begins construction of first agrivoltaic plant in Croatia
June 1, 2023 | Dalibor DobrićElectricity | Renewables | Economy
The solar developer Solida Group, which already operates 30 small solar farms in Croatia, has begun the construction of its first 15 MW agrivoltaic power plant in the northern town of Ivanec....
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Gas prices fall 10% after Norway fixes gas leak
June 1, 2023 | Marcin Czekanski, MontelEuropean gas prices fell almost 11% on Thursday after Equinor announced late on Wednesday it had repaired a gas leakage at its Melkoya LNG plant in northern Norway....
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Croatian Nexe mulls carbon capture, storage and green hydrogen
June 1, 2023 | Dalibor DobrićRenewables | CO2 emissions
The Croatian building materials producer Nexe Group has ambitious energy transition plans which include a EUR 400m carbon capture and storage project and green hydrogen production for use in its manufacturing process....
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Croatian Janaf ready for acquisitions in renewables sector
June 1, 2023 | Dalibor DobrićElectricity | Oil and oil derivates | Renewables | Economy
Croatia’s Adriatic oil pipeline Janaf is “ready for acquisitions”, its board member Vladislav Veselica said while talking about the company’s strategy to become a renewables producer on a podcast last week....
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Brent crude bounces off 4-week low but demand concerns weigh
June 1, 2023 | MontelOil and oil derivates | Economy
Oil prices were a shade higher early on Thursday, with the Brent crude benchmark struggling to recover from a four-week low reached in the previous session amid signs of muted demand....
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Slovenian prices may rise 70 EUR/MWh in fully green scenario
May 31, 2023 | Peter PalčecElectricity | Renewables | Energy policy | Nuclear Energy
Slovenian power prices could increase by 70 EUR/MWh in the 2035-2038 period if the country opts to completely base its power generation on renewable energy sources, a new analysis has shown....
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SEE POWER – HU-DE June spread widens on strong renewables
May 31, 2023 | Maja ŽuvelaElectricity | Economy
The spread between the Hungarian and German June power contract widened 1.6% over the week on forecasts of a healthy renewable power supply and muted demand....
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Gas prices recover amid Norwegian LNG leakage
May 31, 2023 | Julia Demirdag, MontelEuropean gas prices recovered on Wednesday from two-year lows in the last session amid news of a gas leakage in the Norwegian North Sea gas infrastructure....
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