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Serbian Energy Market as Integral Part of the SEE Region, interview with Mr.Gorazd Azman, Director, BSP Regional Energy Exchange LL C

BSP Regional Energy Exchange is to become a leading cross-border energy exchange in South East Europe and to integrate these markets through the mechanisms of market coupling or implicit auctions into a common European electricity market.

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