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Energy news

30.07.2010, 11:41
BALKANS
ENERGYNEWS 30 JULY 2010

29.07.2010, 10:12
ROMANIA
OIL BUSINESS

29.07.2010, 10:10
ROMANIA
GAS PIPELINES

29.07.2010, 10:09
MONTENEGRO / ITALY
UNDERWATER POWER-LINE CONNECTION

29.07.2010, 10:07
ALBANIA
POLITICAL TURMOIL

29.07.2010, 10:06
BULGARIA / U.S. / CANADA
RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY / GAS ECONOMY

29.07.2010, 09:54
KOSOVO
ELECTRIC POWER SYSTEM

28.07.2010, 11:59
BALKANS
ENERGYNEWS 28 JULY

27.07.2010, 09:31
KOSOVO
ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR

27.07.2010, 09:33
ALBANIA
ELECTRIC POWER SECTOR

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Business news

27.07.2010, 09:37
ALBANIA
GERMAN INVESTORS DEVELOP INDUSTRIAL PARK IN NORTHERN ALBANIA

26.07.2010, 10:31
BULGARIAN AND GLOBAL ECONOMY
BULGARIA STILL TRAILS ROMANIA IN SECOND PLACE IN THE BALKANS IN TERMS OF ATTRACTED INVESTMENTS

26.07.2010, 10:34
BULGARIA
JAPANESE INVESTORS WANT TO MANUFACTURE ELECTRIC CARS IN BULGARIA

26.07.2010, 10:39
SERBIA
ECONOMIC TRENDS

19.07.2010, 09:05
ALBANIA
ECONOMIC TRENDS

30.06.2010, 09:35
ALBANIA
SOCIAL-ECONOMIC TRENDS

30.06.2010, 01:29
ALBANIA / KOSOVO
TRADE EXCHANGE

29.06.2010, 08:54
ALBANIA
ECONOMIC TRENDS

28.06.2010, 09:31
SERBIA
ECONOMIC TRENDS

18.06.2010, 09:50
KOSOVO
GOVERNMENT DECIDES TO PRIVATISE TELECOMMUNICATIONS

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Poll

Serbia will soon face an electric power deficit. The future of the energy sector in Serbia lies in:

Thermo-power

Hydro-power

Gas power

Nuclear power

Alternative energy

Import

Friends

The global economic crisis caused tectonic shifts in all economic sectors, and energy sector was not spared. Earlier projections for consumption of electricity are not valid anymore, and that is just argument in favour of a brand new energy strategy. We expect the new draft of the strategy in the second half of the year, and we don't intend to prepare it just to put my name on it, but because the changing realities demand a new paper.

With the arrival of winter, many residents of Central and Eastern Europe are probably recalling last year’s cold, when Russia decided to stop gas supplies to Ukraine. That was a harsh reminder that gas is currently Kremlin’s most important political instrument, used by Moscow to bring back the privilege it once had in the countries it now deems are in other camp. If Russia is allowed to continue imposing her rules in Europe’s energy supply sector, the result will be very expensive, not only for Europe, but for Russia as well.