Bosnia & Herzegovina – Energy Country Profile

Energy communities, where citizens, businesses, and local governments work together to produce energy for self-consumption and also sell it, is a…

The Bosnian public electric utility company JP Elektroprivreda BiH has revealed plans to select qualified renewable energy suppliers to operate…

The Director of the Energy Community Secretariat, Mr Artur Lorkowski, established the new Centre for Alleviating Energy Poverty in the Energy…

The Energy Community published the Energy Transition Tracker, which assesses how the low-carbon energy transition is progressing in the Western…

The public power utility of Bosnia and Herzegovina the Elektroprivreda Bosne i Hercegovine (EPBiH) adopted a three-year business plan (2021-2023) with…

The countries of the Western Balkans signed the Sofia Declaration that contains a list of actions to work with the EU to become a carbon-neutral…

As part of the Economic and Plan for the Western Balkans adopted on 6 October 2020, the European Commission presented guidelines for implementing the…

Bosnia and Herzegovina published its Fourth Annual Report under the Energy Efficiency Directive prepared by the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic…

To maximize system reliability, resilience and stability and minimize costs and environmental impacts, the recent study by the Energy Community gives…

The Republika Srpska, which is one of the two autonomous entities of Bosnia and Herzegovina, entered into an agreement with the Chinese company AVIC…