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Serbia’s oil group Nis has invited bids for the preparation of project and technical documentation for the construction of a hydrogen production plant near the Elemir gas refinery in north-eastern

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The Serbian government has adopted draft amendments to the law on the use of renewable energy which facilitate further development of the sector and renewables auctions, the energy ministry said on

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a EUR 300m loan to help support Serbia’s power sector and boost the liquidity of the state-owned power utility Eps, it said

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Serbia has booked an annual volume of 300 mcm at a new LNG facility near the northern Greek port of Alexandroupolis, according to the Srbijagas gas company’s general manager Dusan Bajatovic.

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The World Bank has lent Serbia EUR 219m to help it implement policy and institutional reforms which will better align fiscal management with the green agenda and increase transparency in budgetary

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The Serbian power utility Eps has posted a tender for the preparation of an investment plan and technical documentation connected to the construction of ten hydropower plants along the Ibar River,

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Serbian gas company Srbijagas will need to increase consumer gas rates at least once this year to secure sufficient stocks, general manager Dusan Bajatovic told a business forum in the Kopaonik

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The Serbian power utility Eps is expecting a swing to profits of EUR 170.5m in 2023 after recording a loss of EUR 628m in 2022, according to an article in the state-owned company’s monthly

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Serbian power utility Eps sold 26.7 GWh of electricity through local and regional power bourses on 2 March for a record EUR 4.06m, which it says is the largest export amount recorded that day in

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The United Arab Emirates renewables developer Masdar has around 800 MW of renewable energy projects in the pipeline in Serbia, Montenegro and Poland, its senior manager for business development and

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The Serbian power bourse Seepex will launch its intraday market in June, it announced in a statement on Monday.

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The Serbian oil group NIS has reported a more than fourfold annual profit increase in 2022 to nearly EUR 788m on the back of higher oil prices, record sales and larger refining volumes.