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Serbia will renew the gas import agreement with Russia that is set to expire in March 2025 under roughly the same terms, despite likely EU objections, a local expert has told Montel.

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Montenegrin TSO CGES aims to complete the construction of the 400 kV power interconnector with Serbia by 2027, it told Montel on Tuesday.

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Serbia opened a public debate on Wednesday about changes to energy legislation which could result in the lifting of a ban on building nuclear power plants in that Balkan country.

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Electricity prices are set to jump in the Balkans this week as the recent 40C+ heatwave moves east, while the strained grids of Italy and Spain should experience relief as temperatures there ease.

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The Serbian power utility Eps posted a profit of EUR 280.2m in H1 2024, a 55% decrease compared to the same period last year (EUR 526.6m), but still better than the company had expected.

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If Serbia decides to build a nuclear power plant, it should be integrated with the planned 1.8 GW Djerdap 3 hydropower plant on the Danube River near the Romanian border, an industry expert told

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Serbian TSO Ems has approved grid connection studies for three wind and two solar power projects with a combined capacity of 689 MW that will be built by Turkish renewables developer Fortis Energy,

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Romania will not compromise power generation at the Djerdap 1 and 2 hydropower plants for the sake of the proposed Djerdap 3 pumped-storage plant on Serbian territory, its energy minister has said.

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The Hungarian spot price widened its discount to its Balkan peers on Wednesday, as declining wind and hydropower output fuelled supply tightness in southeast Europe.

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Romania is set to complete its section of the 400 kV Resita-Pancevo electricity interconnector with Serbia in the first half of 2025, Romania’s energy minister Sebastian Burduja said late on Monday.

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Serbia and Romania signed a memorandum of understanding late on Monday on the construction of a 1.6bcm/year natural gas interconnector set be completed by 2028, the energy ministries of the two

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Serbian TSO Srbijagas and Russian energy monopoly Gazprom have agreed a deal to increase the capacity of Serbia’s Banatski Dvor underground gas storage to 750mcm from 450mcm, Srbijagas CEO Dusan