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BARRIER ANALYSIS AND DERISKING RES IN SERBIA: STUDY RESULTS / SERBIA JUNE 26, 2019 | / AUTHOR: BALKAN GREEN ENERGY NEWS

TurkovićAuthor: Maja Turković, expert in sustainable energy & renewables and country partner on WeBET project The Western Balkans Energy Transition Dialogue (WeBET) project, together with the NewClimate Institute, has carried out research on the capital cost challenge for renewables in Serbia. Maja Turković, an expert in sustainable energy & renewables and country partner on the WeBET project, reports on findings in an op-ed for Balkan Green Energy News.

06.07.2019 · SERBIA

IRENA: SEE REGION YET TO REALISE FULL POTENTIAL OF ENERGY TRANSITION / REGION/EU JUNE 17, 2019 | / AUTHOR: BRANISLAVA JOVIČIĆ

Energy transition in South-East Europe is slowly but steadily gaining momentum as costs of investment in solar PV and onshore wind projects are declining significantly. Electricity produced from renewables is on the verge of becoming less expensive than electricity produced from fossil fuels, and the region should embrace this opportunity, it was said at the regional workshop Renewable energy benefits: can SEE realise the full potential of the Energy Transition?, organized by IRENA and the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic 

06.07.2019 · SEE

E.ON: ROMANIA NEEDS A FUNCTIONAL GAS MARKET WITH SUFFICIENT QUANTITIES AND A BENCHMARK PRICE / BOGDAN TUDORACHE / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Energy market authorities and players, along with civil society, have to resume talks on gas market liberalization and functionality, Anca Dragu, Deputy General Manager of E.ON Romania, told at the 2019 Energy Strategy Summit, an event organized by energynomics.ro. Romania’s objectives for the years 2030-2050 require ambitious programs and a functioning market.

30.06.2019 · ROMANIA

MARKUS BOLHAR, VALMET: WITH THE HELP OF THE NEW WASTE TO ENERGY SOLUTIONS, SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS CAN BE MADE / BOGDAN TUDORACHE / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Romanian companies have to take into account the new European requirements and the increased cost of carbon certificates and raw materials such as imported gas should lead to increased adoption of waste to energy solutions, Markus Bolhàr-Nordenkampf, director Valmet EMEA Energy Operations, told energynomics.ro. As coal is phase out and waste can no longer be dumped to landfills, according to European procedures, recycling will create new opportunities on the waste-to-energy market, says Bolhar.

30.06.2019 · ROMANIA

BULGARIAN ENERGY REGULATOR INSPECTS THE DEAL BETWEEN CEZ AND EUROHOLD / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

We are following the deal between CEZ and Eurohold, Chairman of the Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (KEVR) Assoc. Prof. Ivan Ivanov told reporters, Focus News Agency and Novinite reported.

30.06.2019 · BULGARIA

CLAUDIU CREȚU: THE NEW ELCEN-RADET REORGANIZATION PLAN COULD BE APPROVED ON JULY 9TH / BOGDAN TUDORACHE - / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The new ELCEN-RADET reorganization plan will be subject to approval by creditors on July 9, Claudiu Crețu, ELCEN administrator, told energynomics.ro. “The endless saga of ELCEN-RADET continues… Unfortunately, the legal status of ELCEN has not changed, and as far as the current situation of the company is concerned, we are preparing to operate for the cold season, we are doing all the repairs so that there will be no syncope in the next winter. We assure everyone that we will operate reasonably in the conditions we operate with four plants, and only one of which is modern, while two are from 1964. This year, we wil modernize the burners to meet the restrictions imposed by the European environmental norms,” Crețu stated at Cogeneration – industry, households and the national energy system, an event organized by energynomics.ro.

29.06.2019 · ROMANIA

ENERGY RENOVATION FOR BUILDINGS IN THE EDUCATION SYSTEM (MIHAI MAEREAN, CEO BJORN HEIZUNG) MIHAI MAEREAN, CEO BJORN HEIZUNG / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

Not a novelty, as such, the energy renovation of public buildings, especially those in the education system, starts to become a more pressing subject in terms of economies and social impact.

29.06.2019 · ROMANIA

EFFICIENCY THROUGH COMMON APPROACHES – ENERGY AND AGRO-FOOD INDUSTRY (BRASOV, JUNE 20) / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

In Brasov, specialists in energy and agro-food industries started the series of seminars proposed by energynomics.ro and TMT PR under the “Bioeconomy – Energy Efficiency in Agro-Food Industry” concept. Five speakers animated the dialogue in the early part of the day, and then most of the participants visited the Olympus diary plant near the city. Next – Timisoara, on July 3rd, and Cluj-Napoca on November 6th! The organizers’ representatives started by presenting the objectives of this initiative – informing and educating decision-makers in the agriculture and food industry in Romania, for a better understanding of the necessity and benefits of implementing energy audits, with examples of actions and technologies for increasing efficiency energy.

29.06.2019 · ROMANIA

WHEN INTERIM GOVERNANCE IT’S THE NEW TWISTED “NORMAL” (INTERVIEW JOHAN MEYER, FONDUL PROPRIETATEA) / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

For the next three years, GEO 114/2018 has potential to have a significant negative impact on the performance of companies, including Hidroelectrica, the largest and most valuable holding in FP’s portfolio, says Johan Meyer, CEO Franklin Templeton Investments & Fund Manager Fondul Proprietatea. Successive interim mandates for CEO or Supervisory Boards have become the twisted “normal” that prioritizes political affiliation over professional competence, and the results speak for themselves. The lack of long-term business strategies, damaging contracts meant to serve the political clientele, lack of investments and of transparency in relation to stakeholders affect the companies, says Meyer, in an exclusive interview offered to energynomics.ro Magazine.

29.06.2019 · ROMANIA

MONTENEGRO LEADING ENERGY TRANSITION IN REGION/ MONTENEGRO / AUTHOR: VLADIMIR SPASIĆ/ BGEN

In May 2019, Montenegro joined the not-so-large group of countries that managed to cover the entire electricity demand over a certain period of time from domestic renewable energy sources. “This proves that energy transition is possible, that it is possible to stop using fossil fuels for electricity production,” says Montenegro’s Economy Minister in charge of energy, Dragica Sekulić, a woman who has taken a stand against the conservative views of the energy policy and as a true leader spearheading the green, smart, and sustainable energy development, in an interview with Balkan Green Energy News.

29.06.2019 · MONTENEGRO

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