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Serbia’s planned 10% gas price hike in November will boost the state-owned gas company Srbijagas’ finances and reduce budgetary pressures, an expert on the country’s public finances told Montel

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Serbia has received three bids for the formation of a strategic partnership which would build 1 GW of solar capacity in that country, an unnamed source in the Serbian energy ministry told Montel on

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Prices of guarantees of origin (GOs) in Serbia will remain lower than in other members of the Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB), until the European Commission (EC) makes the political decision to

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Coal-reliant Serbia is set to face a power deficit and become more reliant on imports as it phases out coal and transitions to green energy, according to Marius Holm Rennesund of the Thema Consulting

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Serbia is not planning to raise the price of electricity in November, but failure to do so will have a long-term negative impact on operations of power utility Eps, an energy expert has told Montel.

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The new 350 MW unit B3 at the Kostolac power plant should be connected to the grid by early October but will only come online later, according to Serbian power utility Eps’ acting CEO.

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The volumes traded on Serbia's spot power exchange Seepex have increased since last year and now approach levels seen on the regional benchmark Hungarian power exchange HUPX, according to its managing

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The next Serbian renewables auctions for the allocation of market premiums should reduce the market premium threshold from 70 to 60%, resolve permitting and grid connection issues, and clarify system

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The number of prosumers in Serbia has increased five-fold to 2,000 year on year, reaching a capacity of 26 MW in 2023, Serbia's energy minister Dubravka Djedovic said on Thursday.

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An upgrade of the district heating system in Serbia could increase renewables use from 1.5% to more than 25% in the next seven years, the president of a heating plant business association has told

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Serbia is seeking solutions to the problem posed by the imminent introduction of the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), which economic policy expert Ivan Nikolic says will make exports

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Serbia is preparing itself for the possibility of having to pay more for Russian gas from 2025 when the existing contract between the two countries expires, Serbian Gas Association president Vojislav