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Serbia launches 1st waste to energy unit as it looks to curb coal

Date: 13.11.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
Serbia launches 1st waste to energy unit as it looks to curb coalPhoto: 

Serbia has launched its first waste to energy power plant (30 MW), getting a step closer to limiting its heavy reliance on coal and meeting its decarbonisation target.

Clear path for punctual ETS 2 launch – Ieta

Date: 18.10.2024 Author: Cem Bektas, Montel
Clear path for punctual ETS 2 launch – IetaPhoto: Montel

The International Emissions Trading Association (Ieta) has dismissed concerns the EU's trading scheme for the heating and transport sectors may be delayed beyond 2027.

Zagreb gas firm keeps over 51% of clients with market model

Date: 01.10.2024 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Zagreb gas firm keeps over 51% of clients with market modelPhoto: Andreja Krašna

After Medjimurje-Plin became public supplier for Croatia’s capital Zagreb in May, its predecessor GPZO has managed to retain over half of its customers, persuading them to switch to a market model

Croatia to reset energy subsidies from 1 Oct – PM

Date: 02.09.2024 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatia to reset energy subsidies from 1 Oct – PMPhoto: Montel

The Croatian government is preparing a new set of gas and electricity subsidies for households and small businesses that will come into effect from 1 October, prime minister Andrej Plenkovic said late

NGOs urge KfW to stop funding biomass heating in Serbia

Date: 29.07.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
NGOs urge KfW to stop funding biomass heating in SerbiaPhoto: Alenka Lena Klopčič

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

EBRD to provide EUR 42m towards green heating in Serbia

Date: 10.07.2024 Author: Dušan Telesković
EBRD to provide EUR 42m towards green heating in SerbiaPhoto: Dalibor Dobrić

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing EUR 42m to help 10 Serbian cities switch their heating systems from fossil fuels to renewables, the country’s government said

Croatian gas supplier sues energy regulator

Date: 25.06.2024 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatian gas supplier sues energy regulatorPhoto: Andreja Krašna

Zagreb City Gas Supply Company (GPZO) said on Tuesday that it is suing energy regulator Hera, calling a recent tender in which it lost the public gas supply contract for the Croatian capital

EU grants Serbia EUR 10m for biomass heating transition

Date: 14.05.2024 Author: Dušan Telesković
EU grants Serbia EUR 10m for biomass heating transitionPhoto: SE (J. Ondzik)

The EU has given Serbia a grant of EUR 10m to help five cities switch their heating systems from fossil fuels to biomass, the country’s energy ministry said on Tuesday.

EU help key to Balkan district heating decarbonisation – NGO

Date: 09.05.2024 Author: Maja Žuvela
EU help key to Balkan district heating decarbonisation – NGOPhoto: Tanja Srnovršnik

The European Union (EU) must support the decarbonisation of fossil fuels-based district heating in the Western Balkans with more accessible and favourable financing and expertise sharing plans, the

New Slovenian energy law restricts gas use for heating

Date: 26.04.2024 Author: Peter Palčec, Valerija Hozjan
New Slovenian energy law restricts gas use for heatingPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Slovenia’s new energy law, which was enacted this week, restricts the use of gas for heating after 1 January 2025 and limits the conferral of gas concessions.

Russia destroys 1.8 GW Ukrainian plant, targets others

Date: 11.04.2024 Author: Marcin Czekanski and Laurence Walker, Montel
Russia destroys 1.8 GW Ukrainian plant, targets othersPhoto: Montel

Russia has “completely destroyed” Ukraine’s 1.8 GW Trypillia combined heat and power plant, said domestic utility Centrenergo, during widespread attacks on energy infrastructure early on

Croatia to extend lower VAT on gas, heating to April 2025

Date: 19.02.2024 Author: Dalibor Dobrić
Croatia to extend lower VAT on gas, heating to April 2025Photo: Andreja Krašna

Croatia plans to extend the 5% reduced value added tax (VAT) rate on the supply of natural gas and heating until April 2025, the finance ministry said late on Friday.

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