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IFIMES /RESEARCH - KOSOVO 2019 EARLY PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION: THE CITIZENS WANT POLITICAL CHANGES

The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, regularly analyses events in the Middle East and the Balkans. IFIMES has prepared an analysis of the current political situation in Kosovo in the light of the early parliamentary election scheduled for 6 October 2019. The most relevant and interesting sections from the comprehensive analysis entitled “Kosovo 2019 early parliamentary election: the citizens want political changes” are published below.  

01.10.2019 · IFIMES / KOSOVO

IFIMES INTERNATIONAL / RESEARCH - SUDAN 2019: A DIFFICULT PATH TO SUDANESE DEMOCRACY

The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, regularly analyses events in the Middle East and the Balkans. IFIMES has prepared an analysis of the situation in Sudan and examined the possibilities for resolving the tensions and appointing a civilian-led transitional government. The most relevant and interesting sections from the comprehensive analysis entitled “Sudan 2019: A difficult path to Sudanese democracy” are published below

16.09.2019 · IFIMES / SUDAN

IFIMES / Research - Kosovo – Albania – North Macedonia 2019: In anticipation of the collapse of the Thaçi-Rama conjoined regimes?

The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, regularly analyses events in the Middle East and the Balkans. IFIMES has prepared an analysis of the situation in Kosovo, Albania and North Macedonia in view of the forthcoming early parliamentary election in Kosovo scheduled for 6 October 2019. The most relevant and interesting sections from the comprehensive analysis entitled “Kosovo – Albania – North Macedonia 2019: In anticipation of the collapse of the Thaçi-Rama conjoined regimes?” are published below.

09.09.2019 · IFEMES

IFIMES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE IFIMES@IFIMES.ORG

Research - Ayman Al-Faisal - The Gulf’s interest in the Horn ofAfrica: Influence and Economic Ties  The Gulf’s interest in the Horn of Africa: Influence and Economic Ties

01.09.2019 · AFRICA

HOUSEHOLD CONSUMERS OF ELECTRICITY CONTINUED TO MIGRATE TO THE FREE MARKET / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The number of household consumers served by the traditional supplier, as a last resort, decreased by 14.77% in the first quarter of this year, compared to the similar period of 2018, due to the migration to the competitive market, according to the report of the National Regulatory Authority in Energy (ANRE) regarding the regulated electricity market in the first quarter of this year.

31.08.2019 · ROMANIA

ROMANIA HAS FILLED-UP ITS COMPULSORY GAS STORAGE FOR WINTER / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The economic operators in the gas sector had to store, in total, almost 23.5 TWh of natural gas, according to the obligations imposed by the Energy Regulatory Authority for this year. The stocks had to be made until the end of October, to ensure the consumption during the winter period, but, according to the data, this level of deposits had already been exceeded, even before the end of August, according to e-nergia.ro.

31.08.2019 · ROMANIA

EBRD REQUIRES PROPER ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT FOR PROJECTS IT FINANCES / REGION/EU / AUTHOR: SVETLANA JOVANOVIĆ / BGEN

: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) applies tight environmental and social standards to projects it finances and encourages partners to do the same. However, its leverage is limited to the projects it finances. Dariusz Prasek, Director of Operations, Environment and Sustainability Department, EBRD discusses these and other issues pertaining to the EBRD’s new Environmental and Social Policy in an interview with Balkan Green Energy News.

31.08.2019 · REGION / EU

CROATIA: FROM INCENTIVES TO PREMIUMS UNTIL RENEWABLE ENERGY TARGET IS REACHED / CROATIA / AUTHOR: BALKAN GREEN ENERGY NEWS

MajakrovacAuthor: Maja Pokrovac, Managing Director at Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia (RES Croatia)* With its 36.4% renewable energy target, set under its National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP), Croatia is one of the most ambitious EU member states. This sends a clear signal to investors that the country seeks to fully utilize its natural renewable energy potential.

31.08.2019 · CROATIA

IFIMES INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE IFIMES@IFIMES.ORG VIA GMAIL.MCSV.NET

The International Institute for Middle-East and Balkan Studies (IFIMES) in Ljubljana, Slovenia, regularly analyses events in the Middle East and the Balkans. IFIMES has analysed the situation in Yemen and the possibilities for resolving the war in this country. The most relevant and interesting sections from the comprehensive analysis entitled “Yemen 2019: Balkanisation of resolving the Yemeni war” are published below. 

30.08.2019 · IFIMES

ANRE WILL WITHDRAW THE ENERGY PRODUCTION LICENSES FOR 3,800 MW OF CAPACITY THIS YEAR / ENERGYNOMICS.RO

The National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) and the Ministry of Energy have started an analysis to identify the power plants that are no longer functional and will lose their license, in order not to appear in the official statistics regarding the installed energy capacity of the country, ANRE President Dumitru Chiriţă said on Thursday, at a conference organized by Focus Energetic. “Romania has theoretically a very large installed capacity, of 24,000 MW, of which is actually available somewhere around 16,000. The other 8,000 MW are, to a large extent, megawatts that no longer exist physically or have not been available for a long time”, said the head of ANRE, according to Agerpres. He said that 3,800 MW of capacity has already been identified that will lose its license this year. “Together with the Ministry of Energy we managed to make a first assessment of these capacities, of the 8,000 MW. There are over 3,800 identified by the end of the year we will take the decision on suspending and lifting licenses, so that Romania will not appear on the site The European Commission with information that is not real. These data must be close to reality, because they generate availability for investors to achieve energy capacities, so necessary for Romania and for the region,” said Chiriţă.

24.08.2019 · ROMANIA

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