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Rising carbon prices could force the Slovenian Sostanj coal-fired power plant to close as early as 2029, its general manager Branko Debeljak said on Wednesday.

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EFT Rite Stanari, the only privately-run coal-fired power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), is developing a new mine which will help the 300 MW facility continue operations until 2050, according

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Montenegro’s power utility EPCG expects to post a record profit of over EUR 100m in 2023, considerably more than the EUR 4.3m profit it made last year, its CEO Nikola Rovcanin said on Friday.

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Coal-reliant Serbia is set to face a power deficit and become more reliant on imports as it phases out coal and transitions to green energy, according to Marius Holm Rennesund of the Thema Consulting

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The new 350 MW unit B3 at the Kostolac power plant should be connected to the grid by early October but will only come online later, according to Serbian power utility Eps’ acting CEO.

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The US Energy Information Administration (EIA) has revised down its US LNG export forecast for this year by 2.2% amid record domestic gas demand for the time of year.

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The era of fossil fuels is coming to an end, with demand for oil, gas and coal to peak before 2030, the head of the International Energy Agency (IEA), Fatih Birol, told the Financial Times on Tuesday.

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European gas prices jumped by more than 10% on Friday after strike action began at key Australian LNG production facilities, threatening 6% of global supply.

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Serbian scientists have begun exploring the possibilities of boosting the efficiency of existing coal-fired power plants and making them reversible for use as energy storage facilities, professor

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The Zenica coal mine in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) resumed operations after miners ended their strike once the new management secured a EUR 3.78m advance payment for coal deliveries, but financial

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Europe’s benchmark front-month gas contract dived 9.2% on Thursday amid near full storage levels in the region, which could also see spot prices sink below EUR 20/MWh.

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Long licensing procedures, complicated regulations, poor infrastructure, are among the issues still hampering the development of the Western Balkan renewables sector, developers have told Montel.