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STARACE, ENEL CEO: WE HAVE DISCOVERED THE INCREDIBLY IMPORTANT ROLE OF ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION OPERATORS IN THE ENERGY TRANSITION / ENRONERGYNOMICS.RO

Energy is particularly important for the development of society, and the society we live in consumes energy in increasingly complex ways. This complexity will not diminish, but we can be sure that it will increase as a result of technological advances by wiping the boundaries between different industrial sectors and offering new opportunities to Eurelectric member companies, said Franceso Starace, Enel CEO, at the opening of the Eurelectric Power Summit 2019, according to investenergy.ro.

25.05.2019 · ROMANIA

RWEA ANNOUNCES A PROJECT FOR PROFESSIONAL RECONVERSION FOR 8,000 MINERS IN 10 YEARS / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The wind industry, through the Romanian Wind Energy Association – RWEA, launched an ambitious project of vocational training and reconversion for people in areas dependent on the coal power sector.

25.05.2019 · ROMANIA

LACK OF PROTECTION FOR VULNERABLE CONSUMERS MEANS MORE STATE INTERVENTIONISM THAT DRIVES THE INVESTORS AWAY / ENRONERGYNOMICS.RO

The Employers Federation of Petrol and Gas – FPPG launched the most comprehensive study on the dynamics of the local natural gas market: “The Natural Gas Market in Romania. How do we guarantee the security and competitiveness of the sector?”

25.05.2019 · ROMANIA

CLEAN ENERGY FOR ALL EUROPEANS PACKAGE COMPLETED; THE ENERGY UNION IS ONE STEP CLOSER / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The Council of ministers of the EU formally adopted this week four new pieces of EU legislation that redesign the EU electricity market to make it fit for the future. This concludes the remaining elements of the Clean energy for all Europeans package and represents a major step towards completing the Energy Union, delivering on the priorities of the Juncker Commission.

25.05.2019 · ROMANIA

2019 POWERUP! NAMED DANUBIA NANOTECH THE BEST START-UP IN THE CEE REGION / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Danubia NanoTech from Slovakia was named the overall winner by the judges following a close battle with its rivals for the top prize at the fifth edition of InnoEnergy’s PowerUp! Competition. The event saw participation from over 300 start-ups from 24 countries across Central and Eastern Europe. The company has received a check for 50 000€, as well as the opportunity to join the prestigious Highway® by InnoEnergy business accelerator. Romania was among the 14 country finalists and was represented by Green Spots, a multi-functional smart city solution – an urban solar charger and platform.

25.05.2019 · ROMANIA

VALERIU BINIG: BURNING NEED FOR NEW GAS-FIRED GENERATION CAPACITIES / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Valeriu Binig, Director of Regulatory and Antitrust Affairs Enel Romania Valeriu Binig is one of the most important experts on the local energy market in Romania, having more than 32 years of professional experience in the energy sector, during which he held different positions, from technical and academic ones to consultancy in mergers and acquisitions or attracting funding. Prior to joining Enel Romania, Valeriu Binig held senior management positions in consulting companies such as EY Romania or Deloitte Romania, and had active roles in the transformation process of the local energy market, occupying managerial positions in energy distribution and production companies, before the separation of supply and distribution activities in the Romanian energy sector.

18.05.2019 · ROMANIA

EPCG’S NEW INVESTMENT CYCLE FOCUSES ON PORTFOLIO DIVERSIFICATION, HYDROPOWER PROJECTS / BGEN

A Belgrade consortium comprising engineering firm Energoprojekt Hidroinženjering and water management institute Jaroslav Černi has been selected to produce a conceptual design for hydropower plant (HPP) Komarnica, and has already prepared an environmentally acceptable technical solution, which paves the way for the construction of the power plant following decades of research, Igor Noveljić, CEO of Montenegro’s state power utility Elektroprivreda Crne Gore (EPCG), says in an interview with Balkan Green Energy News. The conceptual design is being prepared in cooperation with Serbia’s power utility Elektroprivreda Srbije (EPS).

18.05.2019 · MONTE_NIGRO

THERE IS NO LIFE WITHOUT WATER, AND SMALL HYDROPOWER PLANTS WOULD EXTINGUISH IT ON STARA PLANINA / AUTHOR: SVETLANA JOVANOVIĆ / BGEN

Aleksandar Jovanović Ćuta has been fighting against the construction of run-of-river small hydropower plants (SHPPs) on Mt. Stara Planina (the Balkan mountain range) since 2016. Growing up, Jovanović witnessed much better hydrological days of the rivers and streams of Stara Planina, which have since been hurt by climate change and investors’ plans to build SHPPs. In an interview with Balkan Green Energy News, Jovanović says that building SHPPs in protected areas would be impossible but for “the legal system breakdown.”

18.05.2019 · SERBIA

IS BECOMING A PROSUMER IN SERBIA AN IMPOSSIBLE MISSION?/SERBIA AUTHOR: BALKAN GREEN ENERGY NEWS

Aleksandar Janjić, PhD, Univeristy of Niš, Faculty of Electronic Engineering, Department of Power Engineering Perhaps even more so than Serbian energy companies, the Serbian language tends to be resilient to novelty, and blend words. This is why any attempt at translating the term “prosumer” ends up as an entertaining incident. Prosumer is a term coined in 1980 by American futurist Alvin Toffler in his bestseller The Third Wave to refer to the active role that consumers would play when goods would be mass customized in the production process (prosumer = producer + consumer). However, in recent years the meaning and significance of the term has evolved due to the integration of information technologies and renewable energy into what is often called the “smart grid.”

18.05.2019 · SERBIA

MONTENEGRO SCRAPS FEED-IN TARIFF SURCHARGE / MONTENEGRO / AUTHOR: VLADIMIR SPASIĆ/ BGEN

The Montenegrin government has decided to abolish the surcharge paid by consumers through electricity bills to fund the feed-in tariff scheme for privileged power producers. The funds collected through the surcharge will instead be secured through coal excise duty. Answering MPs questions in the parliament, Prime Minister Duško Marković said the abolition of the surcharge will lower electricity bills by 1.5%-5%.

18.05.2019 · MONTENEGRO

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