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The Slovenian energy company Gen-I has commissioned its second solar farm in North Macedonia with 12 MW of capacity, the company said in a press release late on Wednesday.

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Slovenia’s power imports could rise by up to 40% in 2025 due to financial issues forcing the 600 MW Sostanj coal-fired plant to curb production, the head of the country’s electricity TSO Eles has

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Supply tightness combined with a new heatwave has triggered another power price hike in southeast Europe (SEE), with the situation likely to persist until the end of next week.

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The Slovenian utility HSE aims to add 1.75 GW of renewables and 0.8 GW of flexible capacity by 2035 after returning to profit last year, according to its annual report for 2023 published last week.

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Although last week's gas supply deal between Slovenia's Geoplin and Azerbaijan's Socar has been welcomed as an alternative to Russian imports, questions are being raised about the quantity and price

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If Slovenia opts to pursue full decarbonisation by 2045, the green transition of the country’s industry could be endangered and closures could result, the Slovenian chamber of commerce and industry

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The 300 MW Ugljevik coal-fired power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) has missed its first repayment to Slovenian utility HSE, due to liquidity problems and an extended outage, HSE has told

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In addition to the planned shutdowns of cross-border transmission capacity, hot and dry weather could also have a significant impact on Slovenia’s power prices this summer, a trader told Montel.

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Slovenia has finally exceeded its 25% renewables target in 2023, three years behind the set deadline, energy minister Bojan Kumer said late on Tuesday.

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Slovenia’s new radioactive waste disposal facility will significantly reduce the cost of waste disposal from the nuclear unit the country plans to build by 2040, the CEO of utility Gen Energija

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Prices on some EU markets dropping to zero or even negative levels mean the solar industry must adapt to new realities, according to Sonia Dunlop, president of the Global Solar Council.

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The planned Slovenian-Hungarian gas interconnector requires significant investments on the Hungarian side and would be hard to realise without EU funding, Balazs Tatar from Hungarian TSO FGSZ told