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North Macedonia considers state-led approach for 333 MW Čebren and Galište hydropower

Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski said the Government is seriously considering developing the 333 MW Čebren and Galište hydropower complex without a private concession partner....

SEE region: PPC’s subsidiary faces strong competition on a tender for universal electricity supplier in Macedonia

EDS, a subsidiary of Greek power utility PPC, appears set to face strong competition in a tender offering a contract for North Macedonia’s universal...

North Macedonia: Government to cancel tender for HPP Cebren

Macedonian government will cancel a tender for the construction of the 333 MW Cebren hydropower plant, valued at 1 billion euro, after the selected...

North Macedonia: Government to cancel tender for HPP Cebren

Macedonian government will cancel a tender for the construction of the 333 MW Cebren hydropower plant, valued at 1 billion euro, after the selected...

North Macedonia: Hydropower project Cebren approved

The North Macedonian government has approved the prospective Cebren hydropower plant. A project was awarded to Greek power utility PPC and construction firm Archirodon,...

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