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Balkan regional infrastructure and energy developments

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Infrastructure and energy projects are progressing across several Balkan nations. In Croatia, discussions have focused on the low-altitude railway connecting Zagreb and Rijeka, specifically weighing the ‘Kupska’ and ‘Drežnička’ route variants. Recent developments include the selection of a contractor for a 400-space parking facility at Ravnice in Zadar, as well as road and bridge repairs in Sisačko-moslavačka County. Additionally, the restoration of the Fran Lhotka Music School in Sisak is underway. In Serbia, political campaigning in Zaječar has centered on promises for a high-speed road connecting Paraćin, Zaječar, and Negotin. In Novi Sad, energy projects are advancing, including a tender for the Mišeluk heating plant to utilize geothermal and gas sources for up to 30 MW of capacity. The city is also exploring a joint venture between Janaf and the Agency for Energy Georesources. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, significant industrial and urban works continue. The Ugljevik Mine and Power Plant is planning a 197 million KM revitalization. In the Posavina Canton, over 2 million KM is being invested in road projects, including resurfacing the M 14.2 highway between Odžak and Bosanski Šamac and installing LED lighting in Odžak. In Čapljina, officials inspected new parking facilities at the Mogorjelo archaeological site and road repairs in Strugama. In Bugojno, contracts exceeding 304,000 KM were signed for winter road maintenance. In Sanski Most, 800 meters of asphalt paving has been completed on a road leading to the Galaja historical site. In Banja Luka, Mayor Draško Stanivuković has announced plans for the reconstruction of the Gradski Bridge, bridge lighting, ~~the completion of the Banjalučka Riva riverside walkway,~~ and a potential gondola ~~system connecting Srpski Toplice~~ system. Further urban development aims to connect the Riva with ~~Banj brdo. In Montenegro, road paving has commenced in~~ the ~~village of Drušići.~~ promenade toward Vrućica by 2027 through a new section below the City Bridge, creating a continuous walking zone along the Vrbas river.

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