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February  27 – 28, 2025 / Banski dvor, Banja Luka

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Join the leading conference dedicated to promoting and developing renewable energy in the region. The Balkan Solar Summit brings together experts, business leaders, policymakers, and innovators to collaboratively build a sustainable energy future.

At the Balkan Solar Summit, we focus on identifying and addressing emerging challenges in renewable energy. We'll discuss key industry issues and provide solutions for the most common and urgent problems faced in daily operations.

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    Key Challenges of the Green Transition
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    CBAM - Obstacle or Incentive for Decarbonization?
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    "Bulls" and "Bears" in the Electricity Market - What Trends Can We Expect By 2035
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    Completed Major Renewable Energy Project in the Region - Experiences
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    Stability and Security of the Electricity System under the Transition to Renewable Energy Sources
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    Risk Allocation in Project Structuring - Development, Construction, Financing and Sales
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    Green Transformation of Companies and Corporations in the Region - Challenges and the Next Steps
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    Integration of Renewable Energy into the Power System with Solutions for Energy Storage - Energy Storage Systems
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PROGRAM

Panel

27.02.

Key Challenges of the Green Transition

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations (MOFTER)

Moderator

Aldin Međedović

UNDP – Project Manager in the Energy and Environment Sector

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Panel

27.02.

Completed Major Renewable Energy Projects in the Region – Lessons Learned

Introduction

Marko Mijić

Vice President of the Board , ELNOS

Moderator

Ranko Goić

FRACTAL d.o.o., Split

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Panel

27.02.

CBAM – Barrier or Incentive in the Decarbonization Process?

Moderator

Uroš Bojanić

EFT- Head of Asset Management

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Panel

27.02.

 “Bulls” and “Bears” in the Electricity Market –
What Trends Await
Us Until 2035

Moderator

Marko Janković

CWP Europe – Director of Regulatory and Market Affairs

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Panel

27.02.

Risk Allocation in Project Structuring – Development, Construction, Financing and Sale 

Moderator

Petar Mitrović

Law Firm Karanović & Partners 

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Side Event
by UNDP

28.02.

From Waste to Energy & Decarbonization

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Panel by GIZ and CAET project

Energetske zajednice i lokalne samouprave – mogućnosti finansiranja

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Panel

28.02.

Green Transformation of Companies and Corporations in the Region – Challenges and Next Steps

Moderator

Vladimir Rajić

Executive Director, Integrity Capital d.o.o.

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Panel

28.02.

Integration of Renewable into the Power Grid with
Energy Storage Systems

Moderator

prof. Mustafa Musić

EU4ENERGY

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Panel

28.02.

Stability and Security of the Energy System During the Transition to Renewable Energy Sources

Moderator

Luka Okuka

Direktor SCC – Security Coordination Centre SCC Ltd. Belgrade

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Energy Storage
Systems

Discussions on the latest energy storage technologies and their implementation.

Innovative Grid Technologies

Exploring new technologies to improve grid stability and efficiency.

Net Zero Business and Carbon Pricing

Strategies for achieving net-zero carbon emissions and methods for implementing carbon pricing. 

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Panel

27.02.

Panel

27.02.

10:00 – 11:30

Key Challenges of
the Green Transition

Keynote

Sanja-Kapetina

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER, Head of the Department for Secondary Energy and Projects 

  • Green transition: Current state
  • Current status of energy production and consumption
  • National climate goals and alignment with the EU

Moderator

Aldin Međedović

UNDP in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Project Manager in the Energy and Environment Sector

Introduction

Raduška Cupać

UNDP Head of the Energy Efficiency Sector 

  • Overview of the green transition in Bosnia and Hezegovina
  • Context: Global and regional shifts towards sustainability 

Keynote

Sanja-Kapetina

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER, Head of the Department for Secondary Energy and Projects

  • Green transition: Current state
  • Current status of energy production and consumption
  • National climate goals and alignment with the EU

Moderator

Aldin Međedović

UNDP in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Project Manager in the Energy and Environment Sector 

Introduction

Raduška Cupać

UNDP Head of the Energy Efficiency Sector

  • Overview of the green transition in Bosnia and Hezegovina
  • Context: Global and regional shifts towards sustainability 

Panelists

Petar Đokić

Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska

Zlatan Klokić

Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska

Naida Hausmann

Energy Community Secretariat Vienna – Lead of the Renewable Energy Task Force, Senior Renewable Energy Expert

Peter Holicza

Deputy State Secretary for EU Affairs and International Relations

Raduška Cupać

Sector Leader Energy and Environment at UNDP in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vedran Lakić

Minister of Energy, Mining, and Industry of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Panelisti

Petar Đokić

Minister of Energy and Mining of the Republic of Srpska

Zlatan Klokić

Minister of European Integration and International Cooperation of the Republic of Srpska

Naida Hausmann

Energy Community Secretariat Vienna – Lead of the Renewable Energy Task Force, Senior Renewable Energy Expert

Peter Holicza

Deputy State Secretary for EU Affairs and International Relations

Raduška Cupać

Sector Leader Energy and Environment at UNDP in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Vedran Lakić

Minister of Energy, Mining, and Industry of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina

Green Transition: Challenges and Opportunities for the Balkans

The green transition presents both a significant opportunity for the future and a serious challenge for the Balkan region. From outdated infrastructure and coal dependency to financial constraints and political decisions, this transition demands solutions that are both realistic and sustainable.

How can we improve access to green financing, align with EU Green Deal initiatives, and harness the potential of renewable energy? What role does public-private partnership play, and how crucial is it to strengthen regional cooperation?

With renowned experts in the field of energy, representatives of governments, companies, and international organizations, this panel explores answers to key questions and paves the way toward a sustainable, more energy-secure future.

Panel

27.02.

Panel

27.02.

11:45 – 13:15

Completed Major Renewable Energy Projects in the Region – Lessons Learned

Introduction

Marko Mijić

Vice President of the Board – ELNOS

Moderator

Ranko Goić

FRACTAL d.o.o., Split

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Uvod

Marko Mijić

Vice President of the Board – ELNOS

Moderator

Ranko Goić

FRACTAL d.o.o., Split

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Panelists

Vladimir Milanović

Director, Masdar Taaleri Generation d.o.o. 

Željko Zubac

Director, EFT SE Bileća

Blaž Jantol

Interenergo Slo, Director of Business Development and Commercial Operations

Zvonimir Livaić

Encro d.o.o, Head of Contracting in the Solar Sector

Krešimir Čondić

Member of the Board, IVICOM Holding GmbH

Ivan Bulatović

EPCG, Executive director

Panelists

Vladimir Milanović

Director, Masdar Taaleri Generation d.o.o. 

Željko Zubac

Director, EFT SE Bileća

Blaž Jantol

Interenergo Slo, Director of Business Development and Commercial Operations

Zvonimir Livaić

Encro d.o.o, Head of Contracting in the Solar Sector

Krešimir Čondić

Member of the Board, IVICOM Holding GmbH

Ivan Bulatović

EPCG, Executive director

Completed major energy projects in the field of renewable energy sources represent key evidence of the potential and opportunities for a successful energy transition in the Balkans. This panel brings together key stakeholders and experts who will share their practical experiences from implementing the largest projects in the region, highlighting challenges, lessons learned, and examples of best practices.

We will discuss how these projects have contributed to improving energy stability, increasing renewable energy capacities, and laying the foundation for sustainable development. Through an open discussion with industry leaders, the panel will provide answers to questions such as:

  • What factors were critical for the successful implementation of the projects?
  • How can regulatory, technical, and financial obstacles be overcome?
  • What are the main challenges for future renewable energy projects in the region?

The goal of the panel is to provide guidance and inspiration for future initiatives through concrete examples of successful projects and to identify opportunities that can drive further growth and development of renewable energy in the region.

Panel

27.02.

Panel

27.02.

14:00 – 14:30

CBAM – Barrier or Incentive in the Decarbonization Process?

Moderator

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

 

Aldin Međedović

UNDP

Moderator

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

Aldin Međedović

UNDP

Panelists

Peter Pozsgai

Lead of EU CBAM – readiness Task Force, Governance expert

Nemanja Pandurević

NOS BiH – General Director

Dejan Drašković

BELEN – Executive Director

Admir Softić

Assistant Minister in the Energy Sector

Ime Prezime

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Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Peter Pozsgai

Lead of EU CBAM – readiness Task Force, Governance expert

Nemanja Pandurević

NOS BiH – General Director

Dejan Drašković

NOS BiH – Executive Director

Admir Softić

Assistant Minister in the Energy Sector

Ime Prezime

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Ime Prezime

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The implementation of the EU CBAM regulation raises a critical question for the energy sector in the Western Balkans: will this measure accelerate the decarbonization process or create additional hurdles for electricity market participants?

This panel will bring together leading experts to assess the real effects of the CBAM regulation – from its impact on electricity production to its potential for either driving or hindering the transition to sustainable energy sources. We will discuss the key challenges and opportunities CBAM presents, as well as the most realistic and efficient scenarios for decarbonizing the energy sector in the Western Balkans.

We aim to answer:

  • How can CBAM shape the future of the electricity market?
  • Will this mechanism serve as a lever to accelerate investments in renewable energy or become an additional burden?

Panel

27.02.

Panel

27.02.

15:35 – 17:05

“Bulls” and “Bears” in the Electricity Market – What Trends Await us Until 2035

Moderator

Marko Janković

CWP Europe – Director of Regulatory and Market Affairs

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

 

Aldin Međedović

UNDP

Moderator

Marko Janković 

CWP Europe – Director of Regulatory and Market Affairs

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

Aldin Međedović

UNDP

Panelists

Mersiha Samardžić

MONTEL Group – Regional Sales Manager

Dejan Stojčevski

SEEPEX – Technical Director, CEO

Marko Kosorić

Balkan Energy AG – Director of Business Operations

Mladen Apostolović

EFT Group – Senior Manager for Portfolio and Renewable Energy Sources (RES)

Srđan Resavac

GEN – I, Regional Manager for Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro

Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Mersiha Samardžić

MONTEL Group – Regional Sales Manager

Dejan Stojčevski

SEEPEX – Technical Director, CEO

Marko Kosorić

Balkan Energy AG – Director of Business Operations

Mladen Apostolović

EFT Group – Senior Manager for Portfolio and Renewable Energy Sources (RES)

Srđan Resavac

GEN – I, Regional Manager for Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro

Ime Prezime

titula

Although the liberalization of the electricity market began as far back as 1996, the market only gained broader public attention a few years ago, during the energy crisis. This period reopened many questions, subjected numerous decisions to revision and public debate, and raised the ultimate question: What will be the price of electricity?

Today, we can discuss whether this was truly an energy crisis or the emergence of new trends in the electricity market.

To fully understand the context of the electricity market, its specificities, and the complexities of participation—as well as the uncertainties inherent in electricity price forecasting—it is important to emphasize the following:

  • Electricity is traded on a unified European market, considering the principles of electrical engineering as a science and the technical limitations of national power systems operating within a unified European interconnection.
  • Electricity is traded long-term, medium-term, and short-term on various interconnected markets.
  • The price of electricity depends on a wide range of factors that are highly complex and difficult to forecast, including meteorology, hydrology, ETS certificate prices, and the prices of gas, oil, and other derivatives.
  • Electricity cannot be stored—at least not to an extent even remotely close to the level of production.

The extreme volatility of electricity prices leads to a simple yet undeniably accurate conclusion for any market analysis: “This is true, but only as of today.”

What is the actual level of electricity market volatility?

  • What will prices be in 2025, and can we identify trends for the next 10 years?
  • Will batteries and other storage solutions significantly impact electricity prices in the future?
  • Will #decarbonization and the integration of renewable energy sources reduce or increase prices?
  • Can the electricity markets of Western Balkan countries function efficiently without integration into the unified European market?

These are just some of the questions our expert panel will address.

Panel 

27.02.

Panel 

27.02.

17:10 – 18:30

Risk Allocation in Project Structuring – Development, Construction, Financing and Sales

Moderator

Petar Mitrović

Legal Counsel at Karanović & Partners

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

Petar Mitrović

Legal Counsel at Karanović & Partners

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Panelists

Neda Lazendić

Regional Director at WV International Serbia

Vladimir Đorđević

Senior Originator at Axpo Serbia

Ante Krečak

Erste & Steiermärkische Bank d.d, Head of Project Finance

Aleš Anžlovar

Head of International Desk and Cross Border Financing NLB d.d.

Siniša Maksimović

ETMAX – General Director

Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Neda Lazendić

Regional Director at WV International Serbia

Vladimir Đorđević

Senior Originator at Axpo Serbia

Ante Krečak

Erste & Steiermärkische Bank d.d, Head of Project Finance

Aleš Anžlovar

Head of International Desk and Cross Border Financing NLB d.d. 

Siniša Maksimović

ETMAX – General Director

Ime i prezime

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Ime Prezime

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Ime Prezime

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Ime Prezime

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Structuring renewable energy projects involves navigating complex risks at every stage—from development and construction to financing and final sales. The central question this panel addresses is: how can we identify, assess, and effectively allocate risks among all key stakeholders involved in the project?

With the participation of experts in investment, banking, project development, and legal advisory, the panel will focus on:

  • Best practices for balancing risks between investors, financiers, and contractors,
  • Reducing uncertainty through clear legal and financial frameworks,
  • Case studies of successful projects in the region and lessons we can apply for.

This discussion will provide insights into tools and mechanisms for mitigating risks and enhancing investment security, paving the way for the development of sustainable and commercially viable energy projects.

09:00 – 10:30

28.02.

SIDE EVENT by UNDP 
From Waste to Energy & Decarbonization

Moderator

Alma Mirvić-Kapić

Project Manager in the Energy and Environment Sector, UNDP in BiH

Moderator

Alma Mirvić-Kapić

Project Manager in the Energy and Environment Sector, UNDP in BiH

The transition to a circular economy and reducing dependency on fossil fuels are priorities in the decarbonization process. In this context, “Waste-to-Energy” (WtE) technologies offer exceptional opportunities to create cleaner and more sustainable energy systems

These presentations will provide a clear insight into how smart waste utilization can simultaneously address waste issues and provide new, clean energy solutions. Along with technical aspects, discussions will cover financial mechanisms, regulatory challenges, and employment and local development opportunities through the implementation of these projects.

10:05 – 10:55

28.02.

Renewable Energy Communities
and Local Governments – Financing Possibilities

Moderator

Minela Isaković

Energy Advisor, Project Community Action for Energy Transition (CAET), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Speaker

Tamara Bajkuša Spahić

MOFTER, Senior Advisor for the Development of the Power Sector

Moderator

Minela Isaković

Energy Advisor, Project Community Action for Energy Transition (CAET), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH

Speaker

Tamara Bajkuša Spahić

MOFTER, Senior Advisor for the Development of the Power Sector

Despite the development of political and regulatory frameworks for renewable energy and energy efficiency, investments in these sectors remain low. Driving decarbonization and the country’s energy transition requires stronger engagement from local authorities, independent local electricity producers, and the local community. Collaboration between these stakeholders in designing, developing, implementing, and managing sustainable energy projects is at the core of attracting investments in renewable energy. New opportunities for co-financing innovative energy community projects or other community-led partnerships will be presented within the EU 4 Collective Action for Energy Transition (EU4CAET) project. Following the presentation, a panel discussion with representatives of the local community will address the current uncertainties in establishing energy communities, key challenges, expectations, and potential solutions for the development of a range of innovative energy community projects and support for their successful implementation. The goal is to ensure that the economic, environmental, and social benefits of decarbonization are felt at the local level, contributing to the creation of a more resilient and sustainable future.

Panel 

28.02.

Panel

28.02.

10:30 – 12:00

Green Transformation of Companies and Corporations in the Region – Challenges and Next Steps

Moderator

Vladimir Rajić

Executive Director at Intergrity Capital d.o.o.

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

Vladimir Rajić

Executive Director at Integrity Capital d.o.o.

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Panelists

Sasja Beslik

Chief Investment Strategy Officer @ SDG Impact Japan

Marija Pantelić

ESG, CSR and Business Sustainability Expert, Speaker and Ambassador for SMEs in the Region 

Nagayuki Kurita

Managing Partner  SDGI Japan

Nenad Radlović

NLB Banka Banja Luka – Director of the Corporate Banking Sector for Medium and Large Enterprises

Jasminka Rojko

ESG expert & sustainable finance Consultant @Rojko&Co

Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Sasja Beslik

Chief Investment Strategy Officer @ SDG Impact Japan 

Marija Pantelić

ESG, CSR and Business Sustainability Expert, Speaker and Ambassador for SMEs in the Region 

Nagayuki Kurita

Managing Partner  SDGI Japan

Nenad Radlović

NLB Banka Banja Luka – Director of the Corporate Banking Sector for Medium and Large Enterprises

Jasminka Rojko

ESG expert & sustainable finance Consultant @Rojko&Co

Ime Prezime

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Green transformation is no longer just an option — it is imperative for companies and corporations worldwide, including in our region. Transitioning to sustainable business practices, implementing ESG standards, decarbonization, and energy-efficient solutions present numerous challenges but also offers opportunities for companies aiming to lead the green economy.

This panel will address:

  • How can companies in the region effectively start or accelerate their green transformation?
  • What are the biggest challenges they face, such as adapting to regulatory frameworks, accessing green financing, and adopting technological innovations?
  • What are the next steps that will enable companies to position themselves as leaders in sustainable development and successfully meet market demands?

We will showcase examples of best practices and offer actionable recommendations to help companies adapt to changes, reduce their carbon footprint, and secure long-term competitiveness in the emerging green economy.

Panel

28.02.

Panel

28.02.

12:15 – 13:40

Integration of Renewable Energy Into the Power System with Solutions for Energy Storage – Energy Storage Systems

Keynote

Mladen Zeljko

Director for General Affairs, Hrvoje Požar Energy Institute

Moderator

prof. Mustafa Musić

EU4ENERGY

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Mladen Zeljko

Director for General Affairs, Hrvoje Požar Energy Institute

Moderator

prof. Mustafa Musić

EU4ENERGY

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Panelists

Obrad Škrba

NOS BiH – Strategic Planning and Development Service – Head of Service

Miloš Kostić

MT KOMEX – Director

Stipe Vodopija

Vis-Solis Split – Director

Siniša Lozo

Global Project and Marketing Development Advisory, Denmark 

Ivan Mrvaljević

Elektroprivreda Crne Gore, Executive Director of the Development and Investment Department

Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Obrad Škrba

NOS BiH – Strategic Planning and Development Service – Head of Service

Miloš Kostić

MT KOMEX – Director

Stipe Vodopija

Vis-Solis Split – Director

Siniša Lozo

Global Project and Marketing Development Advisory, Denmark 

Ivan Mrvaljević

Elektroprivreda Crne Gore, Executive Director of the Development and Investment Department

Ime Prezime

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With the increasing share of renewable energy in the grid, the challenge of balancing production and consumption is becoming more pronounced. Energy storage systems enable surplus energy from solar and wind sources to be stored and utilized when it is most needed. Battery systems not only reduce losses and the risk of outages but also pave the way for a more flexible and resilient power system.

This panel will focus on:

  • The practical application of battery systems to maintain grid stability,
  • The technical and financial aspects of these solutions,
  • Examples of successful implementations in advanced and transitional energy systems.

Through discussions with leading experts, we will explore how energy storage technologies can become the cornerstone of a sustainable energy system—ensuring security, flexibility, and readiness for the future of renewable energy.

Panel

28.02.

Panel

28.02.

14:10 – 15:40

Stability and Security of the Electricity System Under the Transition to Renewable Energy Sources

Moderator

Luka Okuka

Director of SCC – Security Coordination Cdntre SCC Ltd. Belgrade

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Moderator

Luka Okuka

Director of SCC – Security Coordination Centre SCC Ltd. Belgrade

Uvod

Uroš Bojanić

EFT – Head of Asset Management

Keynote

Sanja Kapetina

MOFTER

  • Zelena tranzicija – trenutno stanje
  • Trenutno stanje proizvodnje i potrošnje energije
  • Nacionalni klimatski ciljevi i usklađenost s EU

Panelists

Dragan Perunović

Director of the Development and Investment Sector – Montenegrin Electric Transmission System AD – CGES

Bojan Rebić

Chief Dispatcher –
Head of the Real-Time System Management Sector

Branko Šumonja

Elektroprivreda Srbije EMS – Director of the Transmission System Management Directorate

mr.sc. Danko Blažević

Croatian Transmission System Operator (HOPS) – Director of the Power System Operation Sector

Nenad Jovanovski

MEPSO – Chief Dispatcher

Ime Prezime

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Panelists

Dragan Perunović

Director of the Development and Investment Sector – Montenegrin Electric Transmission System AD – CGES

Bojan Rebić

Chief Dispatcher –
Head of the Real-Time System Management Sector

Branko Šumonja

Elektroprivreda Srbije EMS – Director of the Transmission System Management Directorate

mr.sc. Danko Blažević

Croatian Transmission System Operator (HOPS) – Director of the Power System Operation Sector

Nenad Jovanovski

MEPSO – Chief Dispatcher

Ime Prezime

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The transition to renewable energy sources presents significant opportunities, but also serious challenges for the stability and security of electricity systems, especially in the Western Balkans region.

This panel will address key questions:

  • How resilient are our systems to the shift towards renewable energy sources?
  • How can we balance increased demand and variable generation from solar and wind power plants?
  • What reforms and investments are necessary for modernizing and strengthening the resilience of the electricity grid?

With energy experts, decision-makers, and grid operators, the focus will be on the real causes of system vulnerabilities, lessons learned from recent events, and concrete steps toward improving security. This discussion will provide answers on how the region can build more resilient grids to support the growth of renewable energy sources and ensure stable supply during the energy transition.

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