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A continued slow rollout of German renewable energy and unchanged timelines for European coal exits would dramatically raise EU power and emissions costs this decade, Aurora Energy Research said in a

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Croatia intends to cover 78.2% of the country’s energy needs from domestic sources, according to the country’s energy development strategy for 2030 with an outlook to 2050.

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District heating systems in Western Balkan countries are outdated, inefficient, predominantly based on fossil fuels and in dire need of modernisation and decarbonisation, a panel discussion at the EU

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European gas and coal prices jumped on Monday on forecast cold weather, while carbon made more modest gains amid technical limitations.

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North Macedonia’s state-owned power utility ESM announced a new coal procurement tender for the Bitola coal-fired power plant on Saturday, since none of the bids received in the first tender offered

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Serbia’s two coal-fired Morava and Kolubara power plants could play a role as part of that country’s strategic power reserve mechanism, said Zeljko Markovic, former supply director at the Serbian

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Slovenian state-owned energy group GEN-I will develop up to 100 MW of solar capacity by 2024 with the aim of encouraging energy self-sufficiency in Slovenian households, said CEO Robert Golob on

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On Tuesday, Serbia’s state-owned power producer EPS announced a tender for research into the possible installation of solar capacity at sites of the recently halted Kolubara B coal-fired plant

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European gas contracts were falling on Thursday amid revised weather forecasts that saw above-average temperatures continuing into next month.

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Germany would need 43 GW of additional hydrogen-ready, gas-fired power capacity at a cost of EUR 48bn to exit the coal market by 2030, industry lobby BDI said on Thursday.

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European carbon prices reached their lowest levels in two months on Tuesday as observers noted mounting pressure from technical indicators and calls to ease back from climate measures.

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Europe was set to see an exit from coal-fired generation “very soon” after 2030 in order to reach the bloc’s climate goals, said an analyst with the European Commission on Tuesday.