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Serbia’s prosumer capacity has risen by 66% since the beginning of the year, reaching 70 MW, DSO Eds said in a LinkedIn post late on Wednesday.

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The EU is adding wind capacity too slowly each year to meet its 2030 renewables targets, said lobby WindEurope on Thursday in its latest data report.

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Ukrainian utility Dtek plans to build 200 MW of battery storage capacity by next September to help stabilise the country’s power system, which has been severely degraded by Russian attacks, it said

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Supply tightness in the Balkan region has eased as an unplanned 650 MW outage at Cernavoda nuclear power plant in Romania was resolved late on Wednesday, the country’s energy minister Sebastian

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The energy ministry of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s Federation entity (FBiH) on Friday awarded an energy permit to the southern city of Mostar to build a 50 MW solar power plant.

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A delay in Bulgaria’s entry to European cross-border power balancing platform Picasso leaves the country exposed to issues on its internal balancing market, following “controversial” rule

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Power price spikes linked to heatwaves across parts of Europe, notably France, Spain and Italy, early this week are largely expected to be short-lived as ample generation capacity would offset output

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Environmental advocacy groups on Monday urged German bank KfW to end financing for wood biomass energy in Serbia due to concerns over forest degradation and the risk of the country becoming dependent

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The Serbian government has adopted the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) that foresees a 33.6% share for renewables in the country’s gross final energy consumption by 2030, the energy minister

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and three banks have extended a total of EUR 200m in loans for distribution grid upgrades in Romania that will help the country achieve

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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will grant Montenegro’s TSO CGES a EUR 28m loan to help upgrade the Brezna power substation in the country’s northwest and integrate 400

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The European Investment Bank (EIB) is lending EUR 80m to Serbian DSO Eds for the purpose of replacing 400,000 outdated household electromechanical meters with smart meters, it was announced on