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Both European and U.S. gas storage levels are expected to close the heating season below their 5-year average levels, indicating higher demand for injections for summer 2021, emphasised Greg Molnar,

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Serbia can build 1 GW of solar capacity in the next ten years on the back of new renewables legislation, up from the mere 21 MW currently installed, said Maja Turković, vice president for Serbia at

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Weekly spot power prices in South East Europe (SEE) are set to average between 59.42 EUR/MWh in Bulgaria and 63.31 EUR/MWh in Slovenia next week (16), said Eylert Ellefsen, senior analyst and

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Serbia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Mining and Energy, Zorana Mihajlović, and the director of the country’s electricity TSO, Elektromreža Srbije (EMS), Jelena Matejić, signed an

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There is not a lot of room for variations when it comes to the energy sectors in the Western Balkans region. Decarbonisation is the only acceptable option and solar power plants and wind parks must be

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Serbia and Montenegro will cooperate on the construction of new energy producing capacities, among which is a project to construct a new hydropower plant (HPP), for which project/technical

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While coal power generation suffered losses in the EU part of Central Eastern Europe (CEE) and South Eastern Europe (SEE) in 2020, in Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), where fossil-based

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The volume of green energy with guarantees of origin (GOs) sold by the Serbian state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) under the brand ZelEPS is 50% higher so far this year compared to

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Serbia will become a transit country for the supply of gas to Hungary and Central Europe from 1 October, said Dušan Bajatović, the director of the Serbian state-owned gas monopoly, Srbijagas,

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Weekly average spot power prices in South East Europe (SEE) are likely to remain unchanged at around 50 EUR/MWh next week due to increasing temperatures, moderate wind power production in Romania and

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A new Serbian Directorate for Financing and Encouraging Energy Efficiency will be formed by June, according to Serbia’s State Secretary at the Ministry of Mining and Energy, Zoran Lakićević.

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A total volume of 325,077.8 MWh was traded on the Serbian day-ahead market in March 2021, which is 15.3% lower than in February 2021 and 47% higher than in March 2020, according to data published by