Western Balkans need to integrate markets for easier energy transition, funding
A joint approach makes funding green energy and the coal phaseout easier for the Western Balkans, but funding sources are still insufficient
Carbon capture projects failing but still to play role in energy transition
The carbon capture technology is still experimental, but it may have a shot with a proper funding scheme and a functional market
Acting CEO of Serbia’s power utility EPS quits after several major outages
Acting director of EPS Milorad Grčić resigned after five outages and fires in Serbia's coal power industry in the past month
Emergy acquires Siemens Gamesa’s wind energy portfolio in Romania
Emergy took over Romanian subsidiaries of Siemens Gamesa that are developing wind park projects in Dobruja totaling almost 370 MW
China’s State Grid puts world’s biggest pumped storage hydropower plant online
State Grid Corp. of China commissioned the first turbines in its 3.6 GW pumped storage hydropower plant, set to become the world's biggest
EPBiH to build 56 MW solar park on coal plant’s ash, slag dump in Tuzla
State-owned energy utility EPBiH plans to install a photovoltaic plant of 56 MW at the site of an ash and slag dump at the Tuzla coal plant
NEA: Severe air pollution registered in Serbia in 2021
While the official report may not be published until September, NEA already issued an analysis of air pollution data in Serbia for last year
5 building blocks enabling Greece’s rapid transition to green energy
Determined to get ahead of the curve as the world is facing a climate emergency, Greece is shutting coal plants and accelerating its energy transition
