HEATING
Croatia extends GO rules to include gas, heating energy
Date: 10.03.2023 Author: Montel
Photo: Roman Peklaj
Croatia adopted changes to its guarantees of origin (GO) scheme on Thursday, widening the scope to include gas and heating energy and eliminating the risk of being fined for failing to enact EU
Belgrade produces power from first EFW plant in the Balkans
Date: 14.02.2023 Author: Maja Žuvela
Photo: Dalibor Dobrić
Beo Cista Energija, the operator of the Vinca landfill in the Serbian capital Belgrade, has started to produce electricity and heating energy from the first energy-from-waste (EFW) plant in the
N. Macedonia buys gas from Bulgaria to heat Skopje in January
Date: 16.01.2023 Author: Montel
Photo: TAP AG
The Macedonian power utility ESM said on Friday that it is buying natural gas for the month of January from the Bulgarian company Balkan Utilities at a price of EUR 115.97/MWh.
Europe sees second warmest year in 2022 – scientists
Date: 10.01.2023 Author: Enza Tedesco, Montel
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Europe experienced the second warmest year on record in 2022, EU scientists said on Tuesday, with heatwaves in the summer driving up cooling demand but mild winters muting heating needs.
Serbia to triple vulnerable consumer support – energy minister
Date: 12.12.2022 Author: Maja Žuvela
Photo: Montel
The Serbian government will triple the amount of budgetary support available for vulnerable energy consumers to over EUR 34m, cushioning them from rising energy costs, the new energy minister Dubravka
Cold spell may push heat demand to record highs – forecaster
Date: 08.12.2022 Author: Julia Demirdag, Montel
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The current European cold spell could drive December gas demand to record highs, potentially boosting gas prices and depleting gas storage facilities, forecasters told Montel.
Croatia secures winter supply at great cost to power utility Hep
Date: 30.11.2022 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Photo: Andreja Krašna
The Croatian government has secured a stable winter energy supply, but this means “billions [HRK] in losses for Hep,” Croatian economy and energy ministry state secretary Ivo Milatic told an
Serbia will not adopt NECP until 2023 – assistant minister
Date: 22.11.2022 Author: Maja Žuvela
Photo: Roman Peklaj
Serbia will not adopt its integrated National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) until next year as one part requires further elaboration, assistant energy and mining minister for green energy Natalija
Croatian Crodux to decide on 500 MW cogeneration plant in 2023
Date: 22.11.2022 Author: Montel
Photo: Crodux energetika
Croatian energy company Crodux Energetika is currently analysing the results of a tender for the construction of a 500 MW cogeneration power plant in the eastern town of Slavonski Brod, the company
Croatian geothermal development plan inadequate – expert
Date: 21.11.2022 Author: Montel
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Croatia's geothermal energy plan for 2030 is a disappointing document that fails to provide information about the most important aspects of development in that sector, a leading expert in the field
Coal units double thermal output to heat Kosovo’s capital
Date: 16.11.2022 Author: Montel
Photo: Montel
Kosovo’s capital Pristina is set to double the amount of thermal energy it receives from coal units and add more solar, which is expected to decrease the country’s overall power consumption by
First 189 MW gas steam power plant in Serbia starts operating
Date: 15.11.2022 Author: Maja Žuvela
Photo: Nis
The 189 MW Pancevo gas-fired cogeneration power plant near the capital Belgrade began to operate on Monday, the Serbian oil group Nis said in a press statement published on its website.
