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Numerous small solar power producers in Republika Srpska have been left without a guaranteed power purchase agreement, since the incentive quotas for this year were met in March, reports the news

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The use of battery energy storage systems should be economically feasible in the Energy Community countries within the next four to five years, said the investment director of North Macedonia’s

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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) largest utility EPBiH could convert its coal-fired power plants to biomass if this proves to be a feasible option, said a representative of the utility on Thursday.

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The Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) is likely to halt the construction of a new coal unit in Tuzla as General Electric has pulled out of the project, reported the local daily Dnevni avaz.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) is expected to introduce feed-in premiums and auctions for larger renewable capacities by the end of this year, said Maria Djogic from the power utility EP HZHB.

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Increasing amounts of wind energy in Europe’s grid are expected to end EU imports of coal from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) by 2030, said Neven Duic, professor at the Croatian Faculty of Mechanical

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The Bosnian hydropower company Hidroelektrane na Vrbasu plans to diversify its production portfolio by building a solar plant with a capacity of up to 10 MW, reported portal eKapija.

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When will politicians recognise that Kosovo’s energy future does not lay in lignite, despite it being the most valuable energy domestic source?

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The EP HZHB power utility from Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has published a public call for the purchase of wind, solar and hydro projects that are either in development or already operational.

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Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) should adopt a state-level law this year that will establish a power exchange (PX), said Admir Softic from BiH’s economic relations ministry last week.

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Gas is likely to replace coal power production in the Western Balkans, providing a balancing source to wind and solar, said Davor Bajs from the Energy Community Secretariat last week.

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The three main power utilities in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) – EPBiH, ERS and EP HZHB – plan to build at least 2 GW of renewables by 2030, said the heads of these utilities on Thursday.