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Bosnia and Herzegovina’s (BiH) power utility EPBiH has been struggling to maintain hydropower production and regulate water flows on the southern Neretva river, which rose after torrential rains

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The European Commission must step up its support to allow for a ‘just transition’ in coal dependent communities in the Western Balkans, a group of NGOs said on Friday.

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The Montenegrin TSO CGES has applied for a EUR 13m loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), which it will use to improve grid capacity and bring online various renewables

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The Hungarian power exchange will expand its guarantees of origin (GO) market to include the Norwegian Necs GO registry from 22 October, Marton Kadar, head of sales and business development at Hupx

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The Slovenian energy company Gen-I has commissioned its second solar farm in North Macedonia with 12 MW of capacity, the company said in a press release late on Wednesday.

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Renewables developer Qair Montenegro has submitted a preliminary environmental impact assessment (EIA) for the planned 50 MW Rudine solar farm in the western Niksic municipality, the Montenegrin

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OMV Petrom, the Romanian subsidiary of Austrian energy group OMV, has acquired several solar projects with a combined capacity of 710 MW from the Danish company Jantzen Renewables in Teleorman County.

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The Croatian energy regulator Hera will probably adopt a new grid connection fee in Q1 2025, an economy ministry official told the Interef forum on energy security in Split.

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Serbia plans to offer lower ceiling prices at its November auctions for 300 MW of wind and 125 MW of solar capacity, according to the renewables association OIE Serbia.

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The completion of the 400 kV Lastva-Cevo-Pljevlja power line by the end of 2024 will enable the Montenegrin grid to integrate 1.5 GW of renewables, its TSO CGES told Montel on Monday.

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Serbia has signed a memorandum of understanding with China Energy International Group, to improve energy storage technology and boost capacity ahead of an expected renewables surge, energy minister

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Montenegro has drafted a new reform agenda that can help it secure EUR 383.5m from the EU, EUR 81.1m of which would be earmarked to speed up its energy transition, the government said on Friday.