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Weaker than expected European industrial activity is helping to keep a lid on the continent’s gas prices despite growing competition for the fuel with Asia, observers have told Montel.

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The pace of Montenegro's decarbonisation will depend on how fast it can deploy renewables and on EU assistance to help it replace coal, Ivan Mrvaljevic, an executive officer at power utility EPCG,

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Oil prices continued down early on Friday and looked set for a second consecutive week of losses as sombre Chinese inflation data heightened fears about demand amid wider economic pressures.

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The Serbian power utility Eps should begin the selection process for a new chief executive soon, the government announced at a press conference on Thursday while introducing the new members of the

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The EU should adapt its assistance mechanisms to fit the current needs of Western Balkan countries, Janez Kopac, the EU4Energy project’s principal advisor and former director of the Energy Community

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Albania has received a EUR 100m loan from France and Germany that will mainly be used to continue implementing energy reforms as the country tries to diversify its energy portfolio.

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Oil prices were a shade down early on Thursday, consolidating from this week's gains driven by signs of tightening supply and rising demand.

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Contracting parties should decide in late June whether they want to exploit the possibility of an exemption from the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), Energy Community Secretariat director

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Oil prices slipped on Wednesday as demand concerns and weaker economic growth in China cast a shadow on Opec’s recent extension of production cuts.

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Oil prices slipped on Tuesday as concerns about a potential global economic downturn and its impact on demand outweighed yesterday’s boost from an extension of Opec production cuts.

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Ahead of Serbia’s first renewables auctions this month, the government has set a maximum bid price of EUR 105/MWh for wind and EUR 90/MWh for solar projects, according to the country’s official

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Oil prices hit their highest level for a month on Monday after Saudi Arabia announced a 1m bbl/day production cut for July, while Opec+ nations extended existing reductions to the end of 2024.