Montenegro has commissioned its first landfill gas power plant at the Mozura municipal waste site near Bar, creating a new source of electricity while reducing environmental impacts. Valued at approximately €1.8 million, the facility is the first of its kind in Montenegro and the surrounding region, transforming landfill gas from a pollutant into a usable […]
The operator of Croatia’s LNG terminal in Omišalj is set to offer additional regasification capacity in a new auction scheduled for 2 February. LNG Hrvatska will release volumes that remained unallocated in previous tenders, covering selected gas years from 2026/2027 to 2029/2030, as well as a later period from 2037/2038 to 2039/2040. The available capacity
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Bulgaria is poised to receive between €1.178 billion and €1.3 billion from the European Union’s Just Transition Fund, a key mechanism designed to support regions most affected by the phase-out of coal and other carbon-intensive industries. The funding will primarily target areas historically dependent on mining and thermal power generation, including Stara Zagora, Pernik and
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The Republic of Srpska (RS) is advancing a major gas infrastructure project after Sarajevo Gas launched a public procurement procedure for the design and construction of the so-called Eastern Interconnection pipeline. The contract is estimated at around €460 million excluding VAT, making it one of the most significant investments in the country’s gas sector in
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Despite a year marked by serious operational challenges, the electricity sector of the Republic of Srpska (RS) maintained its investment momentum throughout 2025. Exceptionally poor hydrological conditions, combined with thermal power plants struggling with inconsistent coal quality and supply disruptions, resulted in reduced overall electricity generation. Nevertheless, electricity supply to consumers remained secure, and prices
Ukraine has significantly expanded its ability to import electricity from the European Union after technical limits on cross-border imports to the combined Ukraine–Moldova zone were raised to 2,450 MW for January, replacing the previous ceiling of 2,150 MW. This increase widens the margin available to manage system stress during the winter season, when demand peaks
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Slovenian retailer Mercator, part of the Croatian Fortenova Group, has officially exited the fuel retail business by completing the sale of M Energija, the operator of Slovenia’s Maxen petrol station network. The buyer is Sunqar Resources, a petroleum wholesaler headquartered in the United Arab Emirates. The divestment reflects a strategic realignment rather than a major
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Electricity consumption from Slovenia’s transmission network continued its gradual decline over the past year, reflecting a broader downward trend in demand. In the first eleven months of 2025, end users drew just over 9.8 TWh from the high-voltage network, marking a 0.9% decrease compared to the same period in 2024. Monthly figures show a consistent
A delegation from Hungary’s MOL has arrived in Serbia to conduct a comprehensive due diligence review of NIS, focusing on the company’s core infrastructure and facilities. The visit marks the beginning of a detailed assessment of the operational condition and functionality of NIS’ assets. MOL’s team has begun inspecting key segments of NIS’ business, including
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One of Serbia’s largest solar projects is moving from planning to implementation, as contracts signed in early 2026 have paved the way for construction near Sremska Mitrovica. The Noćaj 1 project has formally entered its build-out stage following the conclusion of a comprehensive EPC agreement. Turkish company Kontrolmatik has been selected to design, supply and
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