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International energy group GEN-I has put a second large solar power plant into operation in North Macedonia, near Kavadarci. With a total power of 12 megawatts (MW), the plant will generate up to 15,500 megawatt-hours (MWh) of carbon-free energy a year, thereby helping to decarbonise the energy system. Taking average consumption into account, this will […]

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister Fatmir Bitiqi visited on Monday a new photovoltaic power plant in Bitola, developed by state owned company Strezevo.

CIF has approved an 85 million US dollar investment plan presented by North Macedonia's government to transition away from coal. 

EIB Global has signed a cooperation agreement with the National Bank of North Macedonia with the aim of improving the national bank's regulatory and supervisory climate risk management practices.

DESFA and Nomagas signed a contract for the supervision of the construction of the North Macedonia part of the Gas Interconnector Greece-North Macedonia (IGNM).

North Macedonia has made progress in harmonising national legislation with EU environmental protection and climate laws, according to a bilateral screening at the European Commission.

Waste management is still a big challenge in North Macedonia, said Minister Penov during a recent meeting with North Macedonian recycling company.

A circular approach to the economy is "no longer a secondary aspect, but a central theme that ought to guide everything we do," said North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister, Fatmir Bitici during a recent conference.

On 31 March, Serbia and North Macedonia signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on closer cooperation in the field of mining and energy.

North Macedonia's Deputy Prime Minister said that the EU's 80-million-euro energy support package will, alongside its aim to build energy security resilience, lead to structural reforms to facilitate the green transition.

The Agreement is of key importance for the diversification and enhancement of the security of the gas supply in North Macedonia as Kyustendil/Zhidilovo is the only entry point for the supply of natural gas to the country.

GEN-I completed the construction of the largest solar power plant in North Macedonia and connected it to the grid in September, 4 months ahead of the government’s deadline.

Bulgaria can supply 200 megawatt-hours of electricity per day to North Macedonia from October to the end of March, leaders of the two countries announced after discussing energy cooperation.