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North Macedonia's government has said that it is interested in participating in construction of the floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal being developed by the Greek company Gastrade off the

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North Macedonia has become the first Energy Community contracting party to designate an electricity market operator in line with the EU Capacity Allocation and Congestion Management (CACM) Regulation.

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At the proposal of the Macedonian energy regulator, the country’s government has adopted a decision on the appointment of the national electricity market operator, MEMO, as an operator on the

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The Macedonian electricity TSO, MEPSO, has announced changes to the time of the start and completion of the submission of bids in auctions for the procurement of manual frequency restoration reserve

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The South East European Coordinated Auction Office (SEE CAO) has announced the monthly auction for the allocation of physical transmission rights (PTR) for October 2020.

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Portugal’s government awarded the Spanish company Enerland 10 MW of solar capacity at a recent auction at a record low bid of 11.14 EUR/MWh, beating the previous all-time low achieved at an auction

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The new government of North Macedonia intends to switch the fuel of the 210 MW Negotino thermal power plant (TPP) from oil to natural gas, reports Balkangreenenergynews.com. The oil-fired facility is

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North Macedonia’s Bogdanci wind park generated over 87 GWh of electricity in August, which is 37.5% more than the plan, states a press release from the Macedonian power utility, ESM.

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“An accelerated coordinated coal phase-out is technically and economically feasible if coordinated among Poland, the Czech Republic and Germany, provided that lignite is being substituted by

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North Macedonia has set six main tasks for the next four years including environmental protection and sustainable development. The cabinet of the country’s prime minister, Zoran Zaev, has promised

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North Macedonia's net electricity production amounted to 340,846 MWh in June 2020, down 21.8% compared to June 2019, according to the Macedonian State Statistical Office.

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Five cities in five different South East European (SEE) countries are part of a project aiming to make them carbon-neutral as early as 2030, with a funding model for such an ambitious transformation