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After a ten-year revamp, Romanian power producer CE Oltenia will reconnect the 330 MW unit 5 at the Rovinari coal-fired power plant to the grid this month, energy minister Sebastian Burduja said on

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Europe’s benchmark carbon price was on course to end Friday around 6% lower on the week after hitting a fresh six-month low today, with market participants anticipating range-bound trading next week

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Renewables developer Qair Montenegro has submitted a preliminary environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the planned 50 MW Rudine solar farm in the western Niksic municipality, the Montenegrin

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Serbia plans to offer lower ceiling prices at its November auctions for 300 MW of wind and 125 MW of solar capacity, according to the renewables association OIE Serbia.

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The completion of the 400 kV Lastva-Cevo-Pljevlja power line by the end of 2024 will enable the Montenegrin grid to integrate 1.5 GW of renewables, its TSO CGES told Montel on Monday.

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Montenegro has drafted a new reform agenda that can help it secure EUR 383.5m from the EU, EUR 81.1m of which would be earmarked to speed up its energy transition, the government said on Friday.

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The European benchmark carbon price could test EUR 67/t next week after gradually building up a two-week-high settlement in the last few sessions, market participants told Montel.

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The impending implementation of the EU’s carbon border tax may hamper the rollout of long-term power purchase agreements (PPAs) and investments in renewables in the Western Balkans, market

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Serbia’s prosumer capacity has risen by 66% since the beginning of the year, reaching 70 MW, DSO Eds said in a LinkedIn post late on Wednesday.

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Renewables investor Alcazar Energy has signed a grid connection deal with Montenegrin TSO CGES for the 118.8 MW Bijela wind farm, which should become operational in 2027, a year later than originally

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The coupling of Serbia’s power market with the EU’s will not take place until late 2026 or early 2027, later than originally planned, Dejan Stojcevski, COO of the country’s power exchange

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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s power utility EPBiH would need EUR 143m to close its troubled Zenica coal mine, Vedran Lakic, the energy minister of the country’s Federation BiH (FBiH) entity, said late