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Pace of solar grid connections in Croatia too slow – expert

Date: 29.09.2023 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Pace of solar grid connections in Croatia too slow – expertPhoto: Dalibor Dobrić

Despite the fact that Croatian solar capacity reached 353 MW in August, the pace of establishing new grid connections in that country is lagging, one expert told Montel.

North Macedonia adds 55 MW solar farm to grid

Date: 29.09.2023 Author: Montel
North Macedonia adds 55 MW solar farm to gridPhoto: Montel

The Macedonian company Mey Energy has completed the construction of the 55 MW FEC Novaci solar farm and it has now been put into operation, energy minister Kreshnik Bekteshi said on Friday.

Price hike in Serbia will increase Eps earnings – expert

Date: 29.09.2023 Author: Dušan Telesković
Price hike in Serbia will increase Eps earnings – expertPhoto: Fatos Bytyci

After years of struggling to cover the costs of its power production, the Serbian utility Eps will finally start making profit in this segment once a new 8% price increase takes effect in November.

OECD group urges EU, global banks to fund nuclear buildout

Date: 29.09.2023 Author: Caroline Pailliez, Montel
OECD group urges EU, global banks to fund nuclear buildoutPhoto: Pixabay

A group of more than 20 OECD countries led by France has called on international organisations including the EU to finance nuclear energy projects as part of net-zero targets.

Without ETS, CBAM may cost BiH EUR 3bn – EU4Energy

Date: 28.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
Without ETS, CBAM may cost BiH EUR 3bn – EU4EnergyPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Failure to establish an Emissions Trading System (ETS) could cost Bosnia and Herzegovina (BiH) around EUR 3bn between 2026 and 2030, Janez Kopac, deputy team leader at the EU-funded EU4Energy project,

Serbian Seepex to launch GOs platform in 2024 – COO

Date: 28.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
Serbian Seepex to launch GOs platform in 2024 – COOPhoto: Roman Peklaj

The Serbian power exchange Seepex plans to launch a trading platform for guarantees of origin (GOs) next year, its COO Dejan Stojcevski told the Sarajevo Energy and Climate Week (SECW) conference on

Slovenia's Sostanj coal power plant likely to close in 2029

Date: 28.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
Slovenia's Sostanj coal power plant likely to close in 2029Photo: TEŠ

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.

BiH's EPBiH aims to add 72 MW of solar at former mine

Date: 27.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
BiH's EPBiH aims to add 72 MW of solar at former minePhoto: Montel

Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) power utility EPBiH plans to build a 72 MW solar power plant on the site of the depleted Kreka coal mine near Lukavac, its official Mustafa Music told Montel on

Kosovo extends 100 MW solar auction until 16 October

Date: 27.09.2023 Author: Montel
Kosovo extends 100 MW solar auction until 16 OctoberPhoto: Montel

The deadline for Kosovo’s 100 MW solar auction, which was announced in May, will be delayed again until 16 October, the country’s energy ministry told Montel on Wednesday.

SEE POWER – HU power curve volatile on gas price movement

Date: 27.09.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
SEE POWER – HU power curve volatile on gas price movementPhoto: ACER

The Hungarian October and Q4 power contracts gained value at the start of the week before dropping again, as they followed price movements on the global gas market.

Serbian grid can only handle 25% of planned renewables – TSO

Date: 27.09.2023 Author: Dušan Telesković
Serbian grid can only handle 25% of planned renewables – TSOPhoto: Montel

The current capacity of the Serbian power grid can only accommodate 5.8 GW of the 21.8 GW of connection requests intermittent renewables developers have submitted, the TSO Ems told Montel on Tuesday.

BiH’s Stanari plans new coal mine for production until 2050

Date: 27.09.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
BiH’s Stanari plans new coal mine for production until 2050Photo: EFT

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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