Winter could overtake Kosovo with reductions, state blocks hundreds of millions of euros in solar energy investments

However, based on data published by COSTST, nearly 30 companies by the end of 2022 have received technical information on gridlocks, but most of these companies cannot continue on private projects, since they cannot apply for construction conditions at the MPHI Ministry, reasoning that municipalities did not pre-represent solar parks on Communist development plans, they are not, respectively, even able to add when the National Maps are made.

Municipal Development Plans take place once every eight years, and the ministry has not returned unless this implies that all potential investors should expect to expire. P Current ZHKs, in order to proceed with procedures.

Meanwhile, the Energy Ministry has not returned to who takes responsibility if potential investors direct investments in the countries of the region and what if due to certain bureaucratic procedures, Kosovo will fail to absorb investments and be forced to import electricity.

As for additional information, during 2023 in COST, at least 20 other companies have applied for providing technical solutions to key solar parks on the grid.

Kosovo
Since the beginning of the war in Ukraine, the cost of energy has had an unimaginable rise, all states have reacted immediately by starting to build new capacities with renewable energy sources, or the return of liquid gas to Gaz, the return to function of Atomic Centrals, etc.
Kosovo has rejected the project where the source was coal, but at the same time has stabilised with the development of renewable energy.

Albania
It liberalized the electricity market.
There are 109 active companies licensed in supply. Trade and electricity production.
He organized 300 auctions. MW for solar/hybrid energy products with a potential private land competition.
There's 210MW solar power under construction.
He facilitated procedures for private investment in the energy sector

Macedonia
It completely liberalized the electricity market.
There are 500MW solar projects on land under construction with private investments.
About 3,000 MW solar projects on earth are in the process of obtaining permits.
There are 165 in operation MW solar with private investment.
It has set the target of 46% by 2025 from renewable energy sources.
He's created an attraction for private investment in the energy sector.

Montenegro
It liberalized the electricity market.
He's issued a lock agreement on 600MW solar.
It has developed hydro, wind, and opened up opportunities for private investment.

BH
It opened the energy market.
It has issued key agreements on the transmission system for hydro, solar and wind.
It has set the target 40% of its renewable resources by 2025.

Serbia
It liberalized the market in part.
There are concrete plans for solar projects with 5,000 MW power.
There are concrete plans for 2500. Mm-hmm.
There are concrete plans for installing batteries hundreds of megawatts
There's a huge increase in self-consumptions.

Greece
It has the liberalized market.
Until some 400MW solar projects were installed in Greece in 2018.
As of 2019, an average of 1,700 - 2,000 are installed in Greece MW per year solar projects.
Greece is the leader in the region for renewable resources and has set the 55% gross target of final energy consumption with renewable sources by 2025.

Bulgaria
It has the liberalized market.
He issued a generation license for 4000. The MW solar and wind for 2022/2023 are expected to be launched in 2024.