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Serbia’s 1.7 GW Tent A coal-fired power plant, one of the biggest polluters in Europe, has put into operation a desulphurisation system that will allow it to reduce harmful emissions by more than

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The US and Serbia signed their first agreement on strategic cooperation in the field of energy late on Thursday to promote US investments into clean energy of the Western Balkan country.

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Oil prices extended this week's gains in early trading on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve rolled out a larger-than-expected rate cut, while Middle East tensions escalated.

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Excessive tariffs hamper the operation of the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline which could be used for reverse flows between southern Europe and Ukraine, participants of the Energy Community Gas Forum have

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Hungarian spot power prices fell to EUR 82.03/MWh on Wednesday, while near curve contracts were also pressured by easing gas prices, healthier gas and hydropower supply, as well as lower demand amid

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North Macedonia’s power utility Esm plans to buy 37 GWh of power imports between 18 and 30 September so that it can build up its hydropower reserves, it said in a statement late on Tuesday.

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Oil prices eased on Wednesday as investor sentiment on global oil demand growth remained weak, despite the expectation of an interest rate cut by the US central bank later today.

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No government in the Western Balkans has yet imposed any penalty on a coal-fired plant for air pollution, despite there being many cases of infringement, environment watchdog Bankwatch said in a

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The only privately run coal-fired power plant in Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH), the 300 MW Elektrane Stanari, will go offline for a 15-day maintenance on 15 October, its spokeswoman told Montel on

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North Macedonia’s new government plans to invest in state-owned renewables generation capacity in a bid to reduce its dependency on private producers, the country’s energy minister Sanja

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Oil prices were edging higher for a second consecutive session on Tuesday – despite concerns around weak demand – as investors awaited a decision by the US Federal Reserve on interest rates.

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Limitations on cross-zonal capacity driven by political factors, such as between Serbia and Kosovo, were among the factors supporting power prices in southeast Europe (SEE) over the summer, the Energy