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Energy Community contracting parties need strong de-risking mechanisms to switch from administratively set feed-in tariffs to auctions and tackle the high capital costs of renewables, participants at

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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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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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Slovenia could install over 200 MW of solar capacity this year and exceed 1 GW in 2024, an expert from Ljubljana University’s electrical engineering faculty told Montel Energetika.NET on Wednesday.

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Montenegro’s power utility EPCG will resolutely lobby the government for an exemption from the carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), EPCG executive officer Ivan Mrvaljevic said during the

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The Bulgarian parliament has finally succeeded in voting in a new government after a series of snap elections, bringing optimism that the country’s energy sector will now enjoy a period of stable

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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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Europe may still face a supply shortfall this winter, depending on the return of Asian LNG demand, temperatures, and the ramp up of French nuclear power, IEA executive director, Fatih Birol, said on

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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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The Energy Community congratulated Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) Republika Srpska entity and Albania on Tuesday for successfully launching their electronic registries for guarantees of origin (GO).

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The Croatian hydrocarbons agency Azu has received 16 bids from 11 local and international bidders for geothermal exploration permits in a tender that ended last week.