News and developments from the Western Balkans region
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The Energy Community said that Montenegro has become its first contracting party to transpose the Trans-European Networks for Energy (TEN-E) regulation, thus supporting integrated and interconnected energy systems, strengthening energy security, and fostering market competition across the Energy Community region.
Kosovo's* ERO joined the Association of Issuing Bodies (AIB) as a full member at the last meeting of the organization's general assembly.
Now they can start issuing GOs and engage in trading in line with EU rules, the Energy Community Secretariat said
Public spending to the agriculture sector in Kosovo is crucial for farmer’s incomes and significant in volume. Direct payments play a dominant role in overall agriculture support but do little to strengthen competitiveness and improve agricultural productivity.
Kosovo’s electricity generation has struggled to meet growing demand in recent years. With an operational capacity of 1243 MW, the country relies on electricity imports to cover peak demand, which reached 1472 MW in 2024. As demand continues to rise, this gap is expected to widen. This dependence on imports increases vulnerability to price volatility and potential supply disruptions, impacting both consumers and businesses.
Since the beginning of our project activities in Kosovo in 2021, GET has been advising on energy and climate...
Kosovo has strong potential for green economic transformation. But challenges such as reliance on coal and limited green financing exist.
KEK is receiving bids within the prequalifications call for its Solar4Kosovo photovoltaic project until January 22.
The results of exploration at the Vinkovci GT-1 well in Croatia confirmed the area's significant geothermal potential.
Energy Summit is a prominent forum hosted by Capital Media, designed to gather key players and decision-makers from Bulgaria and the regional energy ecosystem. The event explores the latest policy shifts, regulatory frameworks, market trends, strategic projects and initiatives, innovations and the evolving landscape of the energy sector.
In its guidelines for the just transition, the Energy Community Secretariat said the Western Balkans lack policies and measures.