Decreasing our dependence on "pre-historic" solar energy stored in fossil fuels and utilizing the "real time" sun power is an inevitable task for Serbia to prepare its future energy mix.

The future of support mechanisms for renewables with targeted insight towards the SEE markets and bankability point of view.

EFdeN is one of Europe's most sustainable houses. It is situated in Bucharest, the capital of Romania. The house has been developed by a passionate team of students, who participated in the third European edition of the Solar Decathlon competition, which took place in 2014 in Versailles, France.

GGE ESCO, a subsidiary of the Slovenian energy services company GGE, has successfully completed...

Federal Ministry of energy, mining and industry has determined the draft energy permit for the construction of the hydropower plant (HPP) Vranduk on the river Bosna.

Slovenian parliament voted for a constitutional amendment to declare the access to drinking water a basic human right.

The Bulgarian-based company Ebioss Energy signed a deal with Energy China to build two waste-to-energy plants in the UK worth EUR 170 million in total.

Italian energy company Enel announced plans to invest EUR 200 million in network and equipment digitalisation in Romania, for the 2017-2019 period, according to the newly unveiled business strategy.

Macedonia has granted subsidies for installation of the solar thermal panels to 620 households across the country planned for 2016.

Albanian Ministry of Environment has concluded a contract deal with the privately owned company Integrated Technology Waste Treatment Fier to build waste-to-energy (WtE) plant near the city of Fier.

Italian energy equipment manufacturer Exergy S.p.A. managed to win approval from Turkish authorities for five different geothermal units in five days.

The international and domestic experts and stakeholders from the three neighbouring countries - Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Serbia