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66FOCUS ON ENERGYdeem important apart of those specifically listed in the Rules on Licenses 20 . Further details are available at:www.reers.ba.The FBIH is mainly regulated by the Decree on the Organization and Regulation of the Gas Sector Economy21 (the “FBIH Decree”). All the provisions of the FBIH Decree are pursuant to the obligations assumedunder the contract on the establishment of the Energy Community, and the EU Directive regarding naturalgas. 22 Upon the enactment of the FBIH Law on Gas, the natural gas sector is also governed by the relevantprovisions of the FBIH Law on Concessions, the FBIH Law on Planning and Land Use, the FBIH CorporateLaw, various laws relating to energy, environment protection and all the supporting secondary regulations.The main regulator in this sector is the Ministry of Mining and Energy of the FBIH. Its functions will behanded over to the “FBIH Agency” once this has been established.OilWith regard to oil, a license is compulsory for the following activities in the RS: the production of oil derivatives,oil pipeline transport, the transportation of oil derivatives and the storage of oil/ oil derivatives.For the wholesale and retail trade of oil derivatives, oil/oil derivatives storage for personal use or oil/oilderivatives transportation by other transportation methods a license is not needed. A license is issued bythe RCERS for each activity separately for a period of 5 years and this can be extended. Unlike the RS, FBIHdoes not have bespoke legislation on oil and oil derivatives.20 The Rules on Licenses (Official Gazette of the RS no. 4/09)21 The Decree on the organization and regulation of gas sector economy (Official Gazette of the FBIH no. 83/07)22 The Directive 2003/55/EC of the European Parliament
NEWS ARTICLEREPUBLIKASRPSKA ISBUILDINGHYDROPOWERPLANTS ONTHE DRINA67Author: : Mirsad Bajtarević, SarajevoSource: Energetika.NET, Regional Energy News, www.energetika.net/seeRepublika Srpska will publish a callfor tender to select a strategic partnerfor construction of the hydropowerplants in the upper reach ofthe river Drina. The strategic partnerwill be selected in agreement withSerbia, announced the Minister ofIndustry, Energy and Mining of Republika Srpska, SlobodanPuhalac.The invitation for tender will be published in a transparentmanner and will be based on criteria that are stillbeing decided upon. However, the entire process stillhas to be passed by the National Assembly of RepublikaSrpska, said Puhalac at the regional ministerial conferenceon climate change and energy in Belgrade .“Oncethe strategic partner is selected, we will know who is goingto work on research, development, construction andexploitation,” says Puhalac.Puhalac said that hydropower plants Buk Bijela, Sutjeska,Foca and Paunci are planned to be constructed in the upperreach of the Drina river, and some facilities are plannedfor its central reach as well. He also expressed his expectationthat strategic partners for both areas will be selectedvery soon. With the current concept which does not envisagecooperation of Montenegro, the projected power ofthe upper reach of the Drina river is about 350 megawatts.In the first stage the capacity of hydropower plants in thecentral reach would be about 300 megawatts.“Drina has the potential of at least 1000 megawatts of theinstalled power and we want to realize this with a suitablepartner as soon as possible. We have to be awarethat the last facilities were built 20 years ago and thatat least 6 years will be necessary to construct the newones,” said Puhalac.According to the media from Bosnia and Herzegovina,Puhalac said that the energy potential represents a developmentalpossibility for the Republika Srpska, regardlessof the limitations and standards that can be expectedafter the Climate Change Conference in Copenhagenin December 2009.FOCUS ON ENERGY
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INTRODUCTION TO SOUTH EASTEUROPEAN
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Slovenia in 2007. In the same year,
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egulations and articles transposing
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energy sector in Macedonia. One is
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distribution system operator perfor
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Page 51 and 52: ENERGY AGENCYThe Energy Agency was
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