North Macedonia: ENTSO-E forms...

The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E) has announced the...

Bulgaria: PPC Group expands...

PPC Group is strengthening its renewable energy presence in southeastern Europe by securing...

Bulgaria: KEVR approves slight...

The Bulgarian Commission for Energy and Water Regulation (KEVR) has approved a 0.1%...

Bulgaria reports strong growth...

According to data released by the Bulgarian electricity transmission system operator ESO, electricity...
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Bulgaria affirms continued operation of coal plants through winter, delays market liberalization

Bulgarian Energy Minister Zhecho Stankov confirmed that coal-fired power plants and coal-based heating facilities will remain in operation throughout the upcoming winter. He emphasized...

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Challenges and future of coal power in the Republic of Srpska

Coal-fired power plants operated by Elektroprivreda Republike Srpske (ERS), a utility based in the Republic of Srpska, are aging and require significant investments for...

Romania seeks extension on coal plant shutdowns, calls for balanced energy transition

Romanian Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja announced that the Ministry will formally submit a proposal to the Ministry of Investments and European Projects to request...

Romania seeks three-year extension for coal plant shutdowns amid delays in energy transition

Romania plans to request a three-year extension from the European Commission (EC) for the shutdown of coal-fired power plants and coal mines operated by...

Serbia: EPS launches tender for conservation and closure of coal-fired power plants TPP Kolubara and TPP Morava

Serbia's state-owned power utility, EPS, has initiated a tender for the preliminary design to facilitate the conservation, environmental impact assessment and eventual closure of...

Coal emissions crisis: Western Balkans fail to meet pollution standards

The situation regarding coal-fired power plants in the former Yugoslav countries remains critical, with serious environmental and health implications. Despite pollution control regulations enacted...
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