Browsing: Western Balkans

EU investments aim to support the green transition of the Western Balkan countries, but criticism about the project types and the process remains As the European…

Plans for €3.5 billion worth of new gas-fired power plants, gas pipelines, and liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals in the Western Balkans, promoted by European Union (EU) and U.S.…

Electric energy obtained from coal will ensure energy security in the coming decades, but it is coal in that period that will ensure Serbia’s path to…

The increase in flow on the Danube contributed to a strong increase in production in hydroelectric power plants in the Western Balkans in the period from…

If the Carbon Cap Adjustment Mechanism comes into force in 2026, as the EU has proposed, and the electricity exported by the region to the EU…

The Summit of the European Union and the Western Balkans, which was held in Tirana on 6 December, sends a clear message of unity and partnership.…

In October 2022, electricity prices in Europe continued to fall, as gas prices followed a downward trend, supported by the fact that EU ministers intervened in…

At the regional conference Possibilities of Investments in Renewable Energy Sources in the Western Balkans, the representatives of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, North Macedonia, Albania and Montenegro have agreed…

The European Union announced an energy support package worth 1 billion euros to help the Western Balkans deal with the ongoing energy crisis in Europe. The…

The Western Balkans has not been exempted from the latest package of EU energy sanctions against Russia, due to Serbia’s close ties to Moscow. The diplomatic…