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The aim of this paper is to analyze the expansion of the thermal generation   in the long-term for the Western Balkan region. This paper concentrates on   the estimation of long-term energy data for the (Western) Balkan countries.   The process was implemented by the use of the PRIMES model in order to   perform simulations for the future growth of electricity supply and demand in   the region. Two scenarios were applied. The first (Baseline) scenario was   based on the current energy path of each country and on the absence of any   specific energy policy like tax emissions or renewable subsidies. The second   (Reference) scenario was practically a series of “environmental”   sub-scenarios, based on specific energy subsidy policy applied to the   electricity generated by renewable sources. Results were given for the period   between 2015 and 2050 in 5-year steps and conclusions were made for the whole   region. As such, the results can feed up trials of energy planning referring   to the future energy condition

Prospective thermal power generation in the Western Balkan countries