The municipal council of Sanski Most has approved a regulatory plan for the Fajtovci – Zlausa area, following a proposal from the local company Lager. The plan allows for the construction of multiple solar power plants on land previously used for coal extraction. A draft of the plan, prepared by the Civil Engineering Institute in […]
Bosnia and Herzegovina sees 24% drop in August 2025 electricity production Read More »
Gross electricity production in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (FBiH) in August 2025 reached 457 GWh, which is 24.2% lower compared to August 2024, when it amounted to 603 GWh. In total gross electricity production, hydropower plants contributed 28.45%, thermal power plants 62.8%, and wind farms 8.75%. Net electricity production totaled 421 GWh, with
Slovenia sees mixed energy price trends in Q2 2025 for households and industry Read More »
In the second quarter of 2025, Slovenian households paid an average of 0.196 euros per kWh for electricity and 0.087 euros per kWh for natural gas. Electricity prices rose by 18% compared to the first quarter, while gas prices fell by 3%. Industrial consumers in Slovenia saw average electricity prices of 0.138 euros per kWh
Serbia: US delays sanctions on NIS until early October Read More »
The enforcement of US sanctions on Serbian oil company NIS has been postponed until 8-9 October. The measures were originally set to take effect on 1 October, but discussions between Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić and US officials led to the short extension. President Vučić previously confirmed that additional talks with US representatives had requested the
Hungary could lose over 4% of GDP if Russian gas imports stop Read More »
Hungary risks losing more than 4 percent of its gross domestic product if it completely stops importing Russian gas, according to Gergely Gulyas, chief of staff to Prime Minister Viktor Orban. He noted that International Monetary Fund calculations estimate such a scenario would result in losses of around 10 billion dollars, making it extremely difficult
Croatian oil pipeline operator JANAF has warned that it could lose a significant portion of its revenues if US sanctions on Serbian oil company NIS are implemented in October. To address this risk, JANAF plans to request an extension of its license from US authorities to continue its cooperation with NIS. Currently, JANAF holds a
Croatia and Hungary clash over energy transit and alleged wartime profiteering Read More »
Tensions between Croatia and Hungary have intensified following statements from Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto, who accused Croatia of profiting from wartime conditions in the energy sector. His remarks provoked strong reactions from both the Croatian Government and JANAF, the operator of the Croatian oil pipeline. JANAF rejected Szijjarto’s claims, calling them false and misleading.
Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska, Petar Djokic, expressed optimism that the Dabar hydropower plant will be completed by the end of 2027. The project, with an investment of 340 million euros, is expected to deliver significant benefits to the eastern Herzegovina region once operational. The hydropower plant spans four municipalities
According to the Agency for Statistics of Bosnia and Herzegovina, gross electricity production in July 2025 totaled 1,082 GWh, down from 1,283 GWh in the same month last year. The energy mix consisted of hydropower with a share of 25.6 percent, thermal power 63.4 percent, and solar and wind power 11 percent. Net production of
According to data from the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, the country’s net electricity generation in August 2025 fell by 21 percent compared to the same month last year. Total net generation reached 1,055 GWh, a 4 percent decrease from July 2025. In August, electricity production in thermal power plants dropped by 76
