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Bosnia Herzegovina: Hyrdo Power Gets Mandate to Study Mini Hydro Power Construction

Bosnia Herzegovina: Hyrdo Power Gets Mandate to Study Mini Hydro Power Construction

The Assembly of the Municipality of Istocna Ilidza Bosnia Herzegovina unanimously adopted a decision on the signing of an Agreement of Cooperation with the English company ''Hydro Power Energy PLC'', according to which in the period to come it will be done a Study on the construction of mini hydro power plants on the river Kasindolka.

Greece to Cut Solar Tariffs Retroactively in March

Greece to Cut Solar Tariffs Retroactively in March

The Greek Energy Ministry asked RAE, the energy regulator, for one month postponement of the decision to raise the special renewables levy, in an effort to pass compensating legislative measures.

Bulgaria: Burgas MayorAgainst Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline

Bulgaria: Burgas MayorAgainst Burgas-Alexandroupolis Pipeline

Bulgaria's Oresharski cabinet can expect a firm opposition against the construction of the project pipeline "Burgas-Alexandroupolis", Standart daily reports, citing the Black Sea city's mayor Dimitar Nikolov.

Hungarys MOL to sell 49% of Russian Unit to Turkeys TPAO

Hungary's MOL to sell 49% of Russian Unit to Turkey's TPAO

Hungary’s oil major MOL said on Thursday it will sell a 49% stake in its Russia-based wholly-owned oil exploring unit BaiTex LLC to the state-owned Turkish Petroleum Corporation, TPAO, in line with its portfolio optimisation.

Oil Businesses Seem to Be Very Profitable in Romania

Oil Businesses Seem to Be Very Profitable in Romania

Most of the privatisations made in Romania in the post-Communist years are still overshadowed by more or less justified suspicions. This is also the case of Petrom – the biggest important Romanian company for oil extraction and distribution whose majority share was bought by the Austrian group OMV in 2004 for around 700 million euros.

Trans Adriatic Pipeline to Start Booking Phase of Market Test on Mar 17

Trans Adriatic Pipeline to Start Booking Phase of Market Test on Mar 17

The Trans Adriatic Pipeline AG (TAP) said on Wednesday it will start with the second phase of the market test for the project on March 17 as part of the procedure envisaged by the EU Gas Directive for granting it an exemption from certain provisions related to third party access, regulated tariffs and unbundling.

Serbian Oil, Gas co NIS 2013 Cons Net Profit up 2.5%

Serbian Oil, Gas co NIS 2013 Cons Net Profit up 2.5%

The consolidated net profit of Serbian oil and gas company NIS [BEL:NIIS] rose 2.5% to 48.4 billion dinars ($572.8 million/417 million euro) in 2013, the company said on Tuesday.

Greece will Reduce Industrial Companies Energy Costs

Greece will Reduce Industrial Companies' Energy Costs

Greece will reduce industrial companies' energy costs to save two struggling steelmakers, the government said on Tuesday, shrugging off objections from international lenders that the move might blow a hole in Athens' finances.

Cyprus to Sign LNG Export Plant Deal with Eni

Cyprus to Sign LNG Export Plant Deal with Eni

Cyprus will sign an initial deal with Italian oil and gas firm Eni in the next few days for the development of a liquefaction plant.

EBRD Mulls up to 28 mln euro Loan for Power Grid Updates in Kosovo

EBRD Mulls up to 28 mln euro Loan for Power Grid Updates in Kosovo

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said on Monday it is considering providing a corporate loan of up to 28 million euro ($38.4 million) to Kosovo’s transmission, system and market operator, KOSTT, to finance the upgrade of selected substations and transformers and the strengthening the grid at the 110-kilovolt level.