In a brief summary about development of Albanian Res it seen useful the remind that the prediction to the energy sector are determined by many objective factors, i.e. the prices of import or the volatility of the atmospheric condition. An “uncertainly” reversed with domino effect beyond national boundary of interests. An affect that hast to be “accelerate” by the today […]

As reported in the previous presentation, until now Albania has applies support schemes only to electricity from hydropower. Energy from renewable sources other than hydropower are currently not supported. Then adequate support mechanisms for energy from renewable sources like wind, biomass, solar PV as well as for energy from renewable sources used for heating and cooling and transport are foreseen […]

The Secretariat’s policy guidelines published today confirm the applicability of the “Guidelines on State aid for environmental protection and energy 2014-2020”, published in June 2014 by the European Commission, to the Energy Community Contracting Parties. The Energy and Environmental Guidelines are to be followed by national enforcement authorities in order to ensure their uniform and homogeneous application in the Energy […]

The final costs of each technology used by EEMM model runs of Sled based on Levelised Cost of Electricity (LCOE) per unit of energy, giving the following benchmark data’s: Ø 55 €/MWh for energy production from hydro; Ø 90 €/MWh for energy production from wind; Ø 105 €/MWh for energy production from solar PV; Ø 110 €/MWh for energy production […]

Despite the problems and drawbacks of the last period, the adoption of the Law on Energy Sector in April 2015, opened a new era in the improvement of the Renewable Energy Law and the adoption of measures necessary (NREAP). Indeed, a National Renewable Energy Action Plan (NREAP) required for setting out the necessary measures to reach the target of 38% […]

The Energy Community Secretariat published today a report on energy governance in Turkey. “The conclusions of this report are clear. Turkey, if it wished to do so, could become a full-fledged member of the pan-European energy market with limited efforts via membership of the Energy Community,” said Director of the Energy Community Secretariat, Janez Kopač. “In essence, Turkey could achieve […]

The partial implementation of Law 135/2013 has been one of main factor that every interest on investments was been focused only in small hydro plants, with a lot of concerns for the communities, but also about the general physiognomy of the development, as well as for entrepreneurship initiatives invested in not well supported economic analyses projects. Then, coming to unsatisfactory […]

Podgorica, November 25th, 2015– Complete sequence of SEE borders from Croatia to Turkey is included for the first time in coordinated capacity allocation procedure carrying out SEE CAO’s Yearly Auctions 2016. By achieving its goal – serving as a One-stop-shop for transmission capacity allocation in the region, Coordinated Auction Office in South East Europe – SEE CAO has become a […]