USEA's Global Briefing: Bosnia & Herzegovina

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In this episode of USEA's Global Briefing, Bosnia & Herzegovina Ambassador Sven Alkalaj discussed how U.S.–Bosnia and Herzegovina relations are expanding toward energy security, regional market integration, and trade. He highlighted the critical role of the Southern Interconnection Gas Pipeline connecting to Croatia’s LNG terminal to ensure energy independence and stabilize consumer prices, while detailing diplomatic and diaspora efforts to attract foreign investment. Additionally, he outlined plans to modernize transmission infrastructure and establish clear regulatory frameworks to support grid integration of wind, solar, and pumped hydro storage capacity.

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