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North Macedonia’s power utility ESM will add more than 1.7 GW of new capacity to the country’s energy portfolio over the next two decades, its CEO Vasko Kovacevski told a conference in Skopje on

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Europe’s benchmark carbon price rose to a six-month high on Tuesday, buoyed by technical indicators and rising gas prices as forecasts pointed to a return of colder weather next month.

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Coal stocks at northwestern European import terminals have declined more than 5% over the past week to around a 10-week low, port data showed on Tuesday, as reduced demand resulted in a slowdown in

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Kosovo’s promises to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 are unrealistic and the country’s decarbonisation goal may have to be delayed by another decade, according to a recent study.

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Kosovo will have to build two gas-fired power generation units until 2028 and construct large-scale gas infrastructure to help bolster its green energy transition, according to a study posted on the

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Power generation from fossil fuels is set to slide 20% year on year in Europe this year as the region’s transition to renewables continues apace, said think-tank Ember in a new report published on

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The court of Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) reversed the State Aid Council’s ruling that a loan guarantee for a new unit at the Tuzla coal-fired power plant was illegal, power utility Epbih said.

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The profit Kosovo’s power utility Kek is earning from exporting electricity produced by its coal units should be used to build new renewable capacity, the IMF said in a report on Friday.

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European coal prices remain at a significant discount to benchmark Pacific basin prices as sluggish demand has driven the former to one-year lows, despite recent losses for the latter market, analysts

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Germany was likely to end its use of coal before 2030 as increasingly available LNG pressures coal plants’ profitability, said Patrick Graichen, an undersecretary in the economy ministry on

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An accident at Serbia’s largest Kolubara coal mine on Tuesday afternoon has not endangered the stability of the country’s electricity supply, its mining and energy minister Dubravka Djedovic

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Energy experts are warning that the postponement of Kosovo’s energy strategy, 15 months after work on it began, could deter further investment in its energy sector.