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From Coal to Renewables: Kosovo’s Long Energy Transition Journey

Kosovo’s transition to green energy is at odds with its energy strategy, which includes significant investments in coal power for electricity.

Assembly of Kosovo. Photo: Atdhe Mulla.

Ruling party, Opposition, Trade Blame About Crisis in KEK

The opposition and the ruling party have exchanged barbs in parliament over the situation in the Kosovo Energy Corporation following the arrest of its chief, Nagip Krasniqi.

Kosovo government will apply the ‘Hade model’ for Shipitulla

Kosovo PM Haradinaj said that the government reached an agreement with residents of the Obilic villages of Hade and Shipitulla to allow KEK to continue its mining operations.

Kosovo paves way for forced expropriation of mining village

The Kosovo government will forcibly expropriate several properties in the Shipitulla village, facilitating the expansion of the Kosovo Energy Corporation’s coal mining operations.

Next to KEK, a toxic blue lake that could spell disaster  

The Kosovo Energy Corporation is pumping millions of tons of ash produced by its coal plants each year into a former mining pit, creating a potentially disastrous chemical pond.

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