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Serbian Kostolac TPPs Generated 5.6 TWh of Electricity in 2019
Date: 27.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: Alenka Lena Klopčič
The Serbian Kostolac thermal power plants (TPPs) generated 5.6 TWh of electricity in 2019, which is 2.6% more than planned, reported Novosti.
Serbia Discusses Cooperation in Coal Mining With Czech Republic
Date: 20.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: EPS
Serbia’s Minister of Mining and Energy, Aleksandar Antić, and the Deputy Prime Minister of the Czech Republic and Minister of Trade and Industry, Karel Havlicek, agreed on Friday in Prague to
Germany Agrees on EUR 40bn Coal Exit Deal
Date: 17.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: Energetika.NET archive
Germany has agreed to pay compensation of about EUR 40 billion to regions most affected by the plan to phase out the use of brown coal or lignite in power plants by 2038, said the country’s Economy
Serbian Government: Energy Companies Abide by Emission Reduction Measures
Date: 17.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: www.tentesla.com
The Serbian Ministry of Mining and Energy announced on Thursday that the state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) and other energy companies in the country “are absolutely acting in
Renewables Overtook Fossil Fuels in European Power Generation in 2019
Date: 16.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
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European power markets saw renewables overtake fossil fuels in 2019 as generation from fossil fuels dropped 10% from 2018, according to the energy market data analyst EnAppSys.
Slovenia’s New Draft NECP: The Decision on Second Nuclear Unit Due by 2027
Date: 16.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: Roman Peklaj
By 2030, Slovenia will “diversify its electricity mix, raise the share of renewables in energy consumption and, to some degree, increase the use of natural gas in high-efficiency combined heat and
Dispute Settlement Case Against Serbia Launched for Lack of NERP Adoption
Date: 16.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: www.tentesla.com
The Energy Community Secretariat sent an opening letter to Serbia on Wednesday to address the incomplete implementation of the large combustion plants directive, thus opening a dispute settlement
Periods of Bad Hydrology May Cause Slovenian and Croatian Power Prices to Surge
Date: 09.01.2020 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Photo: ACER
Slovenian and Croatian power prices are set to become the highest in Europe by the mid 2020s due to rising carbon, gas, and coal prices, wrote the global consulting company ICIS in its analysis
Coal Excise Tax Will Cover Montenegro’s Stimulus for Renewables
Date: 08.01.2020 Author: Peter Palčec
Photo: Andreja Krašna
Montenegro’s Minister of Economy, Dragica Sekulić, has stated that households in Montenegro will continue to be exempt from premiums for electricity from renewable sources for the consumption of up
Planned Primary Energy Production in Serbia for 2020 to Amount to 10,112 Mtoe
Date: 06.01.2020 Author: Peter Palčec
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The Serbian government has determined Serbia’s energy balance for 2020. Thus, the government has projected that primary energy production in 2020 will amount to 10,112 Mtoe (one million tonnes of
Coal Regions – A Test of Government Quality
Date: 06.01.2020 Author: Janez Kopač, Director, Energy Community Secretariat
Photo: Energy Community
Nothing is more constant than change: of technologies, people, markets, and weather. In itself, such constructive destruction allows for constant adaptation to new conditions. It is only in mining
Power Output of Serbian EPS’s TPPs 3% Higher in 2019 Than in 2018
Date: 03.01.2020 Author: Tanja SrnovršnikPhoto: EPS
The mines that are part of the Serbian state-owned power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS) produced about 5% more coal in 2019 than in 2018, which ensured the stability of Serbia's energy system,
