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    Fulbright Scholar in Energy – Kosovo

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    Fulbright Scholar in Energy – Kosovo supports scholars and professionals in applied energy research and projects with Kosovo’s energy institutions to advance transition technologies and electricity market integration.

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    This grant was recently updated

    Applications are now marked closed, replacing the September 15, 2026 deadline. Remzije Potoku has been removed as a contact; Grese Koca (KocaGA@state.gov) is now the sole primary U.S. Embassy contact for the Fulbright Program.

    Funder: Fulbright Scholar Program

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Application and recommendations) | September 2027 (Program-wide invitation letters; not applicable to this award)

    Funding Amounts: One award of $3,870 per month for 3–6 months, plus travel and eligible dependent allowances

    Summary: Supports applied energy expertise and research with Kosovo’s energy institutions on transition technologies, system balancing, and regional electricity market integration.

    Key Information: A PhD or other terminal degree is required, and an invitation letter should not be sought.


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    The Fulbright Scholar Program supports a scholar or professional working with KEK J.S.C. (Kosovo Energy Corporation) and KOSTT J.S.C. (Transmission System and Market Operator) in Kosovo. The award emphasizes practical operational and policy challenges rather than theoretical research. Work with KEK explores coal gasification and transition-compatible technologies, including international best practices, technical feasibility, and policy implications.

    With KOSTT, the scholar helps strengthen imbalance settlement, ancillary service procurement, and flexibility resources such as battery energy storage and demand response. Activities also address cross-border balancing and regional cooperation consistent with ENTSO-E Network Codes and Energy Community obligations. Workshops, technical briefings, mentoring, strategic notes, and diagnostic reports support institutional capacity and decision-making. The preferred division is 80% professional project activities and 20% applied research and knowledge dissemination.


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