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Long-term auctions for the Romania-Serbia border will start this month, JAO, the main service provider for European TSOs, said late on Wednesday, after launching a technical go-live on this border.

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Serbia’s new energy strategy envisions 73% of its power mix to come from green sources by 2040 but a local energy consultant told Montel this was unlikely.

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Serbia has taken an “important step” towards integrating into the EU’s single electricity market, the director of an organisation representing the countries told Montel on Thursday.

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Serbia is set to launch a 350 MW coal-fired power plant, increasing its reliance on the dirty fuel as the rest of Europe embraces the green transition, though an industry expert said it would be a

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Recent grid connection delays in Serbia may disrupt upcoming renewables projects and slow the country’s green transition, Aurora Energy Research analysts said on Thursday.

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Serbia plans to deepen energy ties with Hungary, including the possible acquisition of a minority stake in the latter’s 2 GW Paks nuclear plant, Serbia’s energy minister Dubravka

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Serbia will hold its auction for 300 MW of wind and 124.8 MW of solar capacity in the last week of November, its energy ministry told Montel on Friday.

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Serbia’s government has lowered the ceiling price in this month’s upcoming second contract for difference (CFD) auction under the country’s CFD support plan, renewables association Res Serbia

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Serbia’s gas imports could jump by a third if construction of a mooted 1 GW gas-fired plant goes ahead, Vojislav Vuletic, president of the country’s gas association, told Montel late on Tuesday.

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Serbia has launched its first waste to energy power plant (30 MW), getting a step closer to limiting its heavy reliance on coal and meeting its decarbonisation target.

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Serbia's government on Tuesday adopted draft changes to its energy law to align it with EU legislation, which will help it couple its electricity market with the bloc and develop nuclear energy after

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Central and southeast European (CSEE) countries should assess different scenarios and set forth measures to shield themselves from energy price volatility this winter arising from the war in Ukraine,