Turkish company Adnan Polat secures financing for 203 MW in solar, wind projects
Adnan Polat, the owner of Turkey's largest wind power plant, intends to add 53 MW in wind power and 150 MW in solar capacity
City of Niš in Serbia adds 61 hectares for solar power plant to spatial plan
Several firms are interested in buding a solar power plant on 61 hectares near the village of Vrelo, according to city officials in Niš
Georgia, Romania plan power interconnection under Black Sea
Georgia is planning an undersea electricity link with Romania worth EUR 2 billion and Azerbaijan and Hungary are set to join the project
Experts warn that water is used on first come, first served basis in Serbia
According to the findings from new research, a million inhabitants in Serbia occasionally or permanently lack access to clean drinking water
Kosovo* imposes rolling blackouts amid power supply uncertainty in Western Balkans
Lignite shortage and poor hydrology are jeopardizing the security of electricity supply in the Western Balkans
Serbia’s NECP on public review until September 5
Serbia is mulling the option for its NECP to start adding small modular reactors in 2032. The emissions reduction is seen at 34.2% to 44.4% by 2030.
Is EU to sacrifice Balkans to secure resources for its energy transition
The EU is lowering environmental standards for mining lithium and other materials for the energy transition, but the Western Balkans and other third countries are set to take an even heavier burden
Petrol takes 35 MW wind project in Croatia to next phase
Slovenia-based Petrol put the environmental study for its wind power plant project Dazlina in Dalmatia to public review